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Reports Relating to the Sanitary Condition of the City of London

Note 87 — FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT.

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For my medical readers, I may suggest that perhaps the daily use of sulphate of quinine, in small doses, during the height of the epidemic, would seem to deserve trial as a prophylactic; subject, of course, to what each practitioner is best able to estimate—of personal peculiarity in the patient, forbidding the use of this drug.—J. S., 1854.

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