CPH 1

• SPANISH TIME


  Creation of Board of vaccinators to prevent smallpox
• SPANISH TIME


  Creation of board of health
• SPANISH TIME


  Construction of carried waterworks
• SPANISH TIME


  First medical school in the Philippines- UST
• SPANISH TIME


  School of Midwifery
• SPANISH TIME


  Public health laboratory
• SPANISH TIME


  Forensic medicine
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Control of epidemics such as cholera, smallpox and plague
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Fight against communicable diseases such as leprosy, diarrhea, malaria, beri-beri
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Established a garbage crematory
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT


  Approved the first sanitary ordinance and rat control
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Amoebic dysentery- caused by contaminated water and

  unclean vegetables, and malaria- Anopheles minismus

  flavirotris was pointed out as vector.
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT


  Cholera vaccine was first tried
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT


  Confirmed that plague in man comes from infected rat
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Opened a leper colony in Culion
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT


  Founded the manila Medical society and Philippine Island
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT


  Opened the UP College of Medicine
• AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT

  Established Bureau of Science
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  New waterworks in Manila was inaugurated to control cholera
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Nursing school at Philippine Normal School
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Hygiene and Physiology were included in curriculum of public elementary school
• . PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Anti-TB campaign was started
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Philippine Tuberculosis Society was organized
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Pasteur prophylaxis treatment against rabies was offered
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Opening of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH)
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Use of anti-typhoid vaccine was initiated
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Hypochlorite of lime was first used for treating the water supply of Manila
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Etiology of Amoebic dysentery was made clear
• PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY


  •Dry vaccine against smallpox was first used
• JONES LAW YEARS


  Retrogression rather than progression in so far as the health was concern
• JONES LAW YEARS

  Increased deaths from smallpox, cholera, typhoid, malaria, beri-beri (B1 def. Thiamine) and TB
• JONES LAW YEARS


  1.Study the cause and prevalence of typhoid fever
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  1.The composition, value and vitamin distribution of many Philippine foods were studied.
• JONES LAW YEARS


  1.Schick test was used to determine the causes of diphtheria
• JONES LAW YEARS


  1.Campaign against Hookworm was launched
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  1.Anti-dysentery vaccine was first tried
• JONES LAW YEARS


  1.The roles of seafood in transmission of cholera and the pollution of fishing sector to typhoid were studied
• JONES LAW YEARS


  1.First training course for sanitary inspector was given
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  1.Women and Child labor was passed
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  1.The mechanism of transmission of dengue fever through Aedes aegypti was studied