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CHILD DRIP INFECTIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF CHILD MORTALITY IN PRE-REVOLUTIONARY АRMAVIR
Journal: Sociosfera (Vol.11, No. 1)Publication Date: 2020-03-15
Authors : V. G. Vasilenko;
Page : 108-112
Keywords : epidemic; mortality; hospital; medical care; infectious diseases; exogenous reasons;
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Abstract
The article discusses the features of epidemiology and mortality from measles and smallpox by the example of pre-revolutionary Armavir. These diseases were leading in the structure of infant mortality from in- fectious diseases. The author analyzed the causes of high mortality and concluded that routine vaccination of the child population was an effective method of combating these infections
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