In the mid-20th century, huge strides were made in solving a variety of devastating diseases - as well as seeing a boom in educational materials to help prevent the spread of both common and life threatening diseases among the population. These films are a tremendous demonstration of principles that have shaped our modern medical machine - research to solve problems, immunizations and vaccinations and basic cleanliness and hygiene.
In the mid-20th century, huge strides were made in solving a variety of devastating diseases - as well as seeing a boom in educational materials to help prevent the spread of both common and life threatening diseases among the population. These films are a tremendous demonstration of principles that have shaped our modern medical machine - research to solve problems, immunizations and vaccinations and basic cleanliness and hygiene.
Here are the contents of this collection:
Health: Your Cleanliness (1953)
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Immunization (2nd Ed) (1955)
Production Company: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films |
Outbreak of Salmonella Infection (1954)
Production Company: U S Public Health Service |
To the People of the United States (1944)
Producer: California Department of Public Health in cooperation with U.S. Public Health Service |
Ulcer at Work (1957)
Production Company: University of Oklahoma |
Unconditional Surrender (1956)
Producer: Unknown |
Joan Avoids a Cold (1947)
Producer: Coronet Instructional Films |
Sniffles and Sneezes (1955)
Producer: Audio Productions, Inc. |
Preventing the Spread of Disease (1940)
Producer: National Motion Picture Company |
On the Firing Line (ca. 1936)
Producer: Courier Productions, Inc. |