Mycotic Infections

Abstract

NUMEROUS medical problems have been created by sudden changes in the living habits of large groups of the population. Emigration to different localities, the influx of workers into industries with which they have had no previous contact and the grouping of thousands of men in camps, both in this country and abroad, have contributed to the shifting problems of health. Diseases heretofore restricted to or endemic in certain areas or peculiar to certain industries have appeared sporadically and at times with epidemic proportions in areas or industries where they had not previously been reported. It is now necessary, therefore, that . . .