PUBLIC HEALTH LAW

(The original Public Health Law was Chapter 25 of the "General Laws," being L. 1893, Ch. 661.)

PUBLIC HEALTH LAW

AN ACT in relation to the public health, constituting chapter forty-five of the consolidated laws.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER [25] 45 OF THE [GENERAL] CON

Article

SOLIDATED LAWS

[THE] PUBLIC HEALTH LAW

1. Short title. (§ 1).

[1] 2. State department of health. (§§ [112] 2-16).

[2] 3. Local boards of health (§§ 20-[32]

39).

[3] 4. Adulterations (§§ 40-50).

5. Potable waters (§§ 70-[79]87).

6. Quarantine at the port of New York ($8 [80-91] 100–111).

7. [The] Health officer of the port of
New York ($8 [100-125] 120-145).
8. Practice of medicine (S$ 160-174).
9. Dental societies and the practice of
dentistry (SS [160-169] 190-203).
10. Veterinary medicine and surgery
($$ [170-179] 210-224).

11. Pharmacy (SS [190-201] 230-240).
12. Registration of nurses (§§ 250-253).
13. Chiropody (S$ 270-282).

14. Embalming

(SS 290-298).

and undertaking

[12] 15. [Miscellaneous provision] Preservation of life and health; cada

vers for medical and surgical study (88 [210-220] 310-321).

16. Pasteur institute and the prevention of hydrophobia (§§ 330333).

17. Laws repealed; when to take effect

(SS 340-341).