The Relation of Low Blood Pressure to a Fatal Termination in Traumatic Shock

a) Education: The order in which the education proceeds matters little, so long as we see to it that the mine operator or farm owner learns of the danger from hookworm both to his employee and to himself, and of the economic gain sure to follow its eradica- tion ; that foremen are taught adequate methods of oversight and are compelled to assume definite respon- sibility for sanitary conditions within assigned areas, and that tbe laborer himself, whether farm hand or miner, is plainly, directly and repeatedly shown how to avoid infection.But we may go further than Reed and Chow and