BMJ · 1928 · 29 citations · 0 references
Public HealthHealth SciencesEnvironmental HealthEpidemiologySpatial EpidemiologyMorbidity PatternsSeasonality In Disease Occurrence
MEDlCAL JO_RNAL Thus in Derbyshire, as in Devonshire and West Shrop- shire, there is a remarkable body of evidence showing that patients with early phthisis die more often and recover more rarely when residing in exposure to strong prevalent rainbearing winds than when residing in slhelter from thiem, and this to a degree which cannot be considered negligible.