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"In all probability not more than 50% of cases called influenza are the real thing," argues the author with respect to the 1918 pandemic, "but in all suspicious cases it is the wisest course to observe a strict quarantine." Recommends "a vigorous spinal treatment with the intention of stimulating the sympathetic nervous system," on the basis of the osteopathic treatment method.

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