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Scurvy, Past and Present

Note 9 — Chapter II · PATHOGENESIS AND ETIOLOGY

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During 1919 in Aruba there were 293 births and 30 deaths under one year, most of these deaths being due to intestinal diseases. The mothers subsist mainly on maize or guinea small corn, with some goat and sheep meat, and a little fresh fish, but no vegetables or fruit. The water is brackish.

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