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被忽略 (帮助)Inadequate public health services and a general lack of basic citizen knowledge of health and hygiene reflected the weak public education system. Health problems, especially in the Gulf Coast States where frost came late, if at all, abounded in an era when active public health departments in other parts of the country were eradicating nutritional and bacterial diseases. The hookworm, an intestinal parasite, infected and chronically debilitated a great many southerners, perhaps as many as 2 million. In the 1930s, a cooperative study by the Florida State Board of Health, the Rockefeller Foundation, and Vanderbilt University found the State's adolescents aged 15 to 18 the most affected group (44.7 percent), and the Panhandle the most severely affected area with nearly half of its teenagers (49 .2 percent) infested with hookworm (Eberson, 1980; and Link, 1988). John D. Rockefeller found the situation so appalling in the early twentieth century that he established and funded the Rockefeller Sanitary Commission for the Eradication of Hookworm Disease.
Inadequate public health services and a general lack of basic citizen knowledge of health and hygiene reflected the weak public education system. Health problems, especially in the Gulf Coast States where frost came late, if at all, abounded in an era when active public health departments in other parts of the country were eradicating nutritional and bacterial diseases. The hookworm, an intestinal parasite, infected and chronically debilitated a great many southerners, perhaps as many as 2 million. In the 1930s, a cooperative study by the Florida State Board of Health, the Rockefeller Foundation, and Vanderbilt University found the State's adolescents aged 15 to 18 the most affected group (44.7 percent), and the Panhandle the most severely affected area with nearly half of its teenagers (49 .2 percent) infested with hookworm (Eberson, 1980; and Link, 1988). John D. Rockefeller found the situation so appalling in the early twentieth century that he established and funded the Rockefeller Sanitary Commission for the Eradication of Hookworm Disease.