<unk>  is a book by Arthur Massey, the medical officer of health of Coventry, published by H. K. Lewis and Company in 1933. By comparing the<unk>  times of journeys by ship to those of<unk> ling by<unk> , he demonstrated how the quarantinable diseases plague, cholera, yellow fever and smallpox, could arrive in the UK in the early 1930s. Massey noted that<unk> ling by aeroplane, from countries where major infectious diseases were common, to countries where those diseases were rare or non-existent, risked spreading those diseases during the incubation period. It was noted by<unk>  Commodore H. E. Whittingham and in The Indian Medical Gazette to be one of the earliest works of its kind.
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