STUDIES ON THE DURATION OF DISABLING SICKNESS

Finally, we pay tribute to the nurses who attended the cases for their unswerving devotion to duty after the dangers of the disease were well established; Public Health Nurse Katherine Avery, R. N., of the Iberia Parish Health Unit, Mrs. R. Gerhart, R. N. (case 19), and Miss H. Hobart, R. N., all of New Iberia; Miss I. Chatelaine, R. N., and Miss R. Speyrer, R. N., of New Orleans; and the staff nurses of the Ville Platte sanatorium. Miss A. Bourgeois and Miss A. Bonin, both victims of this disease, knowingly braved its perils.