Sketch of the medical history of the native army of Bombay: For the year 1873

The Sketch of the Medical History of the Native Army of Bombay for the Year 1873 provides a detailed account of the health and diseases affecting the native troops. The report highlights prevalent illnesses such as fevers, dysentery, and rheumatism, along with statistics on admissions, deaths, and invaliding rates. Sanitary conditions of barracks, water supply, and hospital arrangements are reviewed. The report emphasizes the importance of hygiene, proper diet, and medical care in reducing mortality and improving the general health of the native army.