Abstract
<h3>The Recording of Statistics on Disease</h3> In place of the detailed blanks heretofore in use for recording disease statistics, certain leagues of Rhenish<i>krankenkassen</i>, taking account of the inaccuracies of medical diagnosis and the use of deceptive terms on the sickness certificates, have adopted the following form or schedule. Dr. Teleky, an industrial physician of the Rhine Province, publishes a report on the new form in a recent number of the<i>Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift:</i>1. General conditions of exhaustion: anemia, chlorosis. 2. Tuberculosis and suspected tuberculosis. 3. Syphilis. 4. Gonorrhea, chancroid, bubo. 5. Influenza. 6. Other infectious diseases. 7. Neoformations (benign and malignant tumors). 8. Diseases of the nervous system. 9. Diseases of the respiratory organs. 10. Diseases of the heart and the arteries. 11. Gastric, intestinal and hepatic diseases. 12. Uterine hemorrhages and miscarriages. 13. Diseases of the urinary and generative organs. 14. Skin diseases. 15. Muscular and articular
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