Malaria not due to bad air says health column
Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg argues malaria stems from the Anopheles mosquito, not night air or sewer gas. He notes months April to June see peak breeding and offers practical ideas like screens, nets, draining waters, and kerosene spraying to prevent malaria while dismissing old superstitions.
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