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II. IN last week's article on this subject emphasis was placed on the importance of the consideration that efforts to secure pure milk satisfying scientific conditions should not, if possible, be permitted to reduce the total quantity of milk available for public use. There is little doubt that immediate action to enforce the supply of milk from non-tuberculous cattle would have this effect, and thus action beneficent in its intention would be inimical to the public welfare.
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The Science and Practice of Pure Milk Supply. Nature 111, 137–139 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/111137a0
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