DescriptionBy Yamanashi Prefecture Medical Association in 1911, Schistosoma japonicum symptoms investigation report.JPG
English: By Yamanashi Prefecture Medical Association in 1911, Schistosoma japonicum symptoms investigation report.
日本語:明治44年(1911年)の山梨県医師会による甲府盆地での日本住血吸虫症調査報告書(一部)。
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English: Japanese book "Struggle with endemic disease edition, published in 2003(Schistosoma japonicum in Yamanashi Prefecture) , eradication of endemic issue Yamanashi Cooperation Committee" published by Heiwa-purintosha.
日本語:平和プリント社 山梨地方病撲滅協力会「地方病とのたたかい 2003年刊行版」より。
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English: This file was scanned and edited by the uploader, Sakaori.
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