Why did reforms to public health becomes such a pressing issue from c1780
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- Why did reforms to PH become such a pressing issue from c1780
- PH problems caused by the industrial revolution
- The impact of a rising mobile population
- The impact on people's living conditions
- Housing
- Sanitation
- Impact of epidemics on the health of the nation
- Increasing understanding about the causes of disease
- The miasma theory of disease
- The germ theory of disease
- The Cholera epidemic 1832
- Cholera-phobia riots
- How the govt. reacted to the cholera outbreak
- A cure for cholera?
- Reports on the state of towns
- The moral and physical condition of the wc of Manchester 1832 - Dr James Kay
- Report on the Sanitary Conditions of the Laboring Population of Great Britain 1842 - Chadwick
- Report of the Royal Commission into the Sanitary Condition of Large Towns and Populous Districts 1844
- Report of the Bradford Woolcombers Committee 1845
- Drainage systems and water supplies: technological advancement
- Flushing toilets
- Water supply
- Sewerage
- PH problems caused by the industrial revolution
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