title: THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH WORK IN ENGLAND.
abstract: "There is much illness that might have been avoided if there had been an organized system of state medicine," says Sir Arthur Newsholme, speaking of England. He would give a freer hand to the health officer who measures up to the standard. England's chief defect lies in the existence of small and inefficient local health bodies.
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authors.lastname: Newsholme