National Archives at Atlanta
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The United Nations recognized the health concerns presented by a lack of protein in the diets of children in many developing nations... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health |
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In June 1964 the Ethiopian government published an instructional booklet about malaria eradication that contained a sketch of Emperor Hali Selassie... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health | Malaria Prevention |
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The Communicable Disease Center's Agency for International Development deployed to Niger and Ivory Coast for smallpox and measles immunization in... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health |
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Media reports about experiments with radiation treatment at Oak Ridge, Tennessee prompted desperate people from all over the world to... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health |
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The Aedes Aegypti Eradication Program booklet described efforts to eradicate Yellow Fever, particularly in South America... Tags: Health |
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Dr. John C. Cutler, of the U.S. Public Health Service, conducted an infamous venereal disease study in Guatemala from 1946 to 1948... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health | Venereal Disease |
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During the late 1970's and early 1980's there was a worldwide refugee crisis as millions of people fled political oppression, war... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health |
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A citizen's experience with health problems after a new carpet was installed in his house prompted this letter exchange with the... Tags: Georgia | Health |
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