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Section 21-3-4

Compilation of lists of children having malformations.

The county health officer shall make a list of all children in the county who have any congenital or acquired malformations. In order to make this list, he shall avail himself of any information on birth certificates concerning congenital or acquired malformation, any information relative to crippled children in the biennial school census, any information he can procure from practicing physicians, the Department of Human Resrouces, the Department of Education or any other source.

(Acts 1949, No. 187, p. 219, §1.)

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Section 21-3-4

Compilation of lists of children having malformations.

The county health officer shall make a list of all children in the county who have any congenital or acquired malformations. In order to make this list, he shall avail himself of any information on birth certificates concerning congenital or acquired malformation, any information relative to crippled children in the biennial school census, any information he can procure from practicing physicians, the Department of Human Resrouces, the Department of Education or any other source.

(Acts 1949, No. 187, p. 219, §1.)

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Section 21-3-4

Compilation of lists of children having malformations.

The county health officer shall make a list of all children in the county who have any congenital or acquired malformations. In order to make this list, he shall avail himself of any information on birth certificates concerning congenital or acquired malformation, any information relative to crippled children in the biennial school census, any information he can procure from practicing physicians, the Department of Human Resrouces, the Department of Education or any other source.

(Acts 1949, No. 187, p. 219, §1.)