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The Canary Islands

Nature volume 37, pages 201–202 (1887)Cite this article

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Now that the Canary Islands are rapidly becoming better known as one of the most advantageous health-resorts within easy reach of England, it may be of some interest to mention a few facts concerning diseases in the Archipelago.

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    OLIVIA M. STONE

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STONE, O. The Canary Islands. Nature 37, 201–202 (1887). https://doi.org/10.1038/037201d0

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