Règlement ministériel du 8 novembre 1966 complétant l'arrêté du 10 mai 1955, portant désignation des maladies contagieuses dont la déclaration est obligatoire.

This preamble introduces a ministerial regulation on contagious diseases that must be declared.

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Jurisdiction: Luxembourg
Instrument: Regulation
Citation: http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1966/11/08/n1/jo
Status: In force
Version: Undated source snapshot
Language: fr
Updated: 8 Nov 1966
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This preamble introduces a ministerial regulation on contagious diseases that must be declared. This article adds staphylococcies to Group C of the list of contagious diseases that must be declared. This regulation enters into force on the day it is published in the Mémorial.

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AI-assisted research summary: This preamble introduces a ministerial regulation on contagious diseases that must be declared.

Le contenu de la version HTML du Journal officiel luxembourgeois est identique Ã la version PDF. RÃ¨glement ministÃ©riel du 8 novembre 1966 complÃ©tant l'arrÃªtÃ© du 10 mai 1955, portant dÃ©signation des maladies contagieuses dont la dÃ©claration est obligatoire. Le SecrÃ©taire d'Etat Ã la SantÃ© Publique, Vu l'article 11 de la loi du 10 juillet 1901 sur l'exercice de l'art de guÃ©rir; Vu l'avis du CollÃ¨ge MÃ©dical; ArrÃªte: â

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AI-assisted research summary: This article adds staphylococcies to Group C of the list of contagious diseases that must be declared.

Art. 1 er . Le groupe C de la liste des maladies contagieuses mentionnÃ© Ã l'article 1 er de l'arrÃªtÃ© du 10 mai 1955 portant dÃ©signation des maladies contagieuses dont la dÃ©claration est obligatoire est complÃ©tÃ© par l'ajoutÃ© suivant: â Â«Â Â Â Â Â 5. les staphylococcies â â â â â Â Â Â Â Â Â» . â
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AI-assisted research summary: This regulation enters into force on the day it is published in the Mémorial.

Art. 2. Le prÃ©sent rÃ¨glement entrera en vigueur le jour de sa publication au MÃ©morial. Luxembourg, le 8 novembre 1966. Le SecrÃ©taire d'Etat Ã la SantÃ© Publique, Raymond Vouel

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