An edition of Solving school health problems (1942)

Solving school health problems

the Astoria demonstration study, sponsored by the Department of health and the Board of education of New York city.

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An edition of Solving school health problems (1942)

Solving school health problems

the Astoria demonstration study, sponsored by the Department of health and the Board of education of New York city.

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Commonwealth fund
Language
English
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377

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Subjects

Education, School hygiene

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N.Y. (city)
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Cover of: Solving school health problems
Solving school health problems: the Astoria demonstration study, sponsored by the Department of health and the Board of education of New York city.
1942, Commonwealth fund
in English
Cover of: Solving school health problems;
Solving school health problems;: The Astoria demonstration study,
1942-01-01, H.Milford, Oxford university press
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Edition Notes

"The outcome and details of a four-year intensive study of school health service in New York city carried on ... from July 1936 to June 1940." - Foreword.

"Publications relative to the Astoria school health study": p. [367]-368.

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Pagination
xii, 377 p. incl. 1 illus., tables, diagrs., forms.
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377

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OL15963096M

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OL11647015W

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