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TO MY SURPRISE, THAT CHILD IS KALA AZAR
CHILD UNDERGOING TREATMENT SINCE TWO YEARS. I SHOULD HAVE EASILY MISSED IT AMONG 41 FEVER
CASES AND SOME WITH SPLEENOMEGALY, IF MY COMMONSENSE DOES NOT PREVAIL AT THAT TIME. WHY A PARTICULAR DISEASE IS OCCURING AT A PARTICULAR PLACE, WHY ONLY SOME PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED, NOT ALL, AND WHAT ARE THE COMMON LIFE STYLES LEADING TO THE DISEASE ARE THE USUAL QUESTIONS OF FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOR ANY EPIDEMIOLOGIST. |