The authors present an extensive picture of the influenza epidemic at Camp Sherman. The bacteriology, clinical manifestations, complications, pathology, therapy or treatment for influenza, and general preventative measures taken to combat the disease are all covered. With regard to the last, namely, general prevention measures, the authors note that a camp quarantine was instituted, during which soldiers were not permitted to leave and relatives were not permitted to enter.Medical Journal ArticleCamp Sherman (OH)1652 - 165
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• Policy: Camp Sherman adopts stringent regulations placed in effect today which prohibit soldiers f...
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• “Camp Sherman has had more deaths from influenza than any other camp, with the single exception of...
• According to the Surgeon General, twenty-five army camps across the country report influenza cases...
• A quarantine has been placed on the two army motor schools by order of Maj. F. H. McGregor, comman...
The author reports on cases and symptoms of influenza in an army camp.Medical Journal ArticleP & I i...
This article overviews infectious disease in army camps during the summer and autumn of 1918. The au...
The author describes the disease progression at Camp Custer beginning on September 23, 1918. Symptom...
An examination and report on the pathology and etiology of epidemic influenza at Camp MacArthur. The...
This article narrates the influenza outbreak in the regiment of the 11th Engineers during the early ...
This article surveys influenza pandemic disease progression throughout the army, from the initial ou...
• Associated Press, Chillicothe, September 28—• Medical officers are sure that the illness is not Sp...
This letter to the editor relates a physician's experience at an army Barracks in Newport during the...
This excellent and extremely thorough article details the disease progression of pandemic influenza ...
• Policy: Camp Sherman adopts stringent regulations placed in effect today which prohibit soldiers f...
• International News Service, Washington, September 20—• The influenza epidemic has strongly affecte...
An editorial noting how the flu epidemic has ravaged the military camps, in particular the SyracuseR...
• “Camp Sherman has had more deaths from influenza than any other camp, with the single exception of...
• According to the Surgeon General, twenty-five army camps across the country report influenza cases...
• A quarantine has been placed on the two army motor schools by order of Maj. F. H. McGregor, comman...