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• W4211150411 abstract "The Federation celebrations of January 1901 were muted for some. Bubonic plague – a quintessentially Old World disease – arrived in Sydney alongside the new century and the new nation. Infection was a devastating prospect for those at risk and their households and neighbours. But it was also a problem that tested the limits of Australian medical, scientific and governmental capacity and cooperation. How could Commonwealth responsibility for national quarantine – newly granted via the federal Constitution – be reconciled with the prevention of infectious disease, a State power derived from colonial laws? Although ancient, plague remained poorly understood and its appearance in New South Wales raised both research and epistemological questions. As doctors vied to understand and minimise the epidemic through colonial-era sanitary measures, the emerging laboratory sciences linked localised outbreaks to global research on microbes as the agents of disease. Epidemiology and bacteriology were integrated by the local Chief Medical Officer, John Ashburton Thompson, producing an internationally significant verification of a recent French theory: plague was caused by a bacterium harboured in fleas, carried by rats and only thus spread to humans." @default.
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• W4211150411 date "2013-11-05" @default.
• W4211150411 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W4211150411 title "Science and medicine" @default.
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