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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
Apr-1927	The Advancement of Epidemiology through Experiment	Flexner, Simon
May-1927	The Advancement of Epidemiology through Experiment II	Flexner, Simon
1938	Annual Report of the Commissioner of Health of Porto Rico, 1937-1938	Garrido Morales, E.
Jul-1928	An Epidemiological Study of Leprosy in Porto Rico	Palacios, Gonzalo
Feb-1929	An Epidemiological Study of Tropical in Porto Rico	Weiss, Charles; Wilkes Weiss, Dorothy
Sep-1939	The Epidemiology of Malaria. With Special Reference to Puerto Rico	Earle, Walter C.
Jul-1928	Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in Porto Rico II. Pathological Findings in 124 Routine Autopsies and 1,000 Miscellaneous Surgical Specimens	Burke, Alice M.
Oct-1928	Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in Porto Rico III. Incidence of Tuberculosis among persons applying for health Certificates to engage in food handling and other occupations.	Ruiz Nazario, Ramón C.
Jul-1928	Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in Porto Rico: I. Mortality Statistics as Respects Race, Age, Sex, Organ Involvement and Urban or Rural Residence	Costa Mandry, O. ( see also / véase además Costa Mandry, Oscar)
Sep-1927	Report of the Division of Epidemiology	-
Apr-1928	Report of the Division of Epidemiology, 1926-27	Department of Health of Porto Rico

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