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Robert Fortuine, M Health Aspects of Arctic Exploration based on the research files of Dr. Robert Fortuine 100 women launch city-wide survey for x-rays. 1947. Anchorage Daily Times. June 3, 1947. 1961-1970. Alaska's Health and Welfare. Alaska Crippled Children's Association makes great progress in first 5 years of its energetic life. 1950. Alaska's Health. 8(11-12):2. Alaska deaths from TB drop to 50 but new cases soar to 955. 1956. Alaska's Health. 13(August):1-2. Alaska expands its public health program. 1948. American Journal of Public Health. 38(September):1272. Alaska is first ... in TB. 1964. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 21(December):3. Alaska loses Commissioner of Health C. Earl Albrecht to Ohio. 1956. Alaska's Health. 13(February):3-4. Alaska medical care is judged appalling. 1947. Alaska Life. 10(11):15. Alaskan physician's wife [Mrs. Grace Fenger]. 1960. Alaska Medicine. 2(1):15-16. Alaska's health bill. 1945. Alaska's Health. 3(8):1. Alaska's tuberculosis vaccination work is resumed. 1952. Alaska's Health. 9:6. Alaska's tuberculous rate is now five time that of nation. 1966. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 23(June):8. Aleuts visit Southeast to learn about relatives lost during WWII. 1999. Associated Press State and Local Wire. October 3, 1999. Anchorage establishes and uses it chest clinic. 1952. Alaska's Health. 9(1):7. Anchorage Medical Center admits first TB patients immediately after opening. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(1):1. Anchorage Medical Center admits first TB patients immediately after opening. Alaska Native Service Hospital has 300 TB and 100 general beds. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(February):1, 4. Anergy skin testing and tuberculosis [corrected] preventive therapy for HIV-infected persons: revised recommendations. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 1997. MMWR. Recommendations and Reports / Centers for Disease Control. 46(RR-15):1-10. Annual report of the Sullivans, teachers, Hooper Bay, to the Commissioner of Education, 1916- 1917. Roll 9 in BIA Correspondence. 1 Annual report, 1912-13, of the teacher at Eagle to the Bureau of Education, Seattle. Roll 6 in BIA Correspondence ed. Arctic. 1984. Vol. 5. Davis Damas and William C. Sturtevant, editors. Handbook of North American Indians. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Around Alaska. 1948. Alaska's Health. 6(9):8. Around Alaska. 1950. Alaska's Health. 8(9-10):5. Arrested TB cases almost doubled in Territory in 1950. 1951. Alaska's Health. 9(4):5. BCG nurse Grace Heutink returns to Anchorage; resumes schedule. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(October):3. BCG vaccine given in 41 Kenai-to-Barrow villages. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(June):1. Bethel area has chest x-rays, clinics. 1961. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 18(October):2. Biennial report of the Commissioner of Health for the period July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1950. 1950. Alaska Department of Health, Juneau, Alaska. Bill passed to combat rural TB threat. 1995. Governor's Report. 1(3):2. Board of Health asks more funds. 1945. Alaska's Health. 3(9):1. Board of Health meets. 1946. Alaska's Health. 4(4):7. Bone bank is newest aid in orthopedic surgery. Special deep freeze preserves bones for use in transplants. 1951. Alaska's Health. 9(4):5. Campaign started to secure TB sanatorium for Southeast Alaska. 1946. JAE. Canada reports success in tuberculosis battle. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(June):1, 6. Canada's northern health service. 1970. Canada National Health and Welfare. 47 pp. Caring for tuberculosis at home. 1944. Alaska's Health. 2(2):4. Chest x-ray survey is started this spring in SE communities. 1958. Alaska's Health. 15(April):1. Chest x-ray truck unit ends highway survey at Anchorage. 1955. Alaska's Health. 12(April):4. Chest X-ray unit has busy season along highway at villages and camps from Haines to Fairbanks. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(August):3. Chest X-ray unit scheduled to begin operation along highways. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(June):1, 3. Chest x-rays survey held. 1965. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 22(April):8. Christmas Seals for tuberculosis. 1944. Alaska's Health. 2(12):2. 2 Crippled Children's Associations. 1945. Alaska's Health. 3(11):8. Deaths from tuberculosis [graph]. 1944. Alaska's Health. 2(3):1. Department of Health will conduct mass x-ray program in concerted battle against TB; wide cooperation shown. 1947. Alaska Sunday Press. October 26, 1947. Development of new vaccines for tuberculosis. Recommendations of the Advisory Council for the Elimination of Tuberculosis (ACET). 1998. MMWR. Recommendations and Reports / Centers for Disease Control. 47(RR-13):1-6. Division of Mental Health. 1967. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 24(June):3-5. Division of Public Health. 1965. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 22(February):5-6. Division of Public Health. 1967. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 24(June):7-8. Division of Public Health. 1968. Alaska's Health and Welfare. 25(June):7. Documents on the history of the Russian-American Company. 1976. Edited by Richard A. Pierce. Translated by M. Ramsay. The Limestone Press, Kingston, Ontario. 220 pp. Dog sled nurse. 1955. Wellesley Alumnae Magazine. 40(4):22-24. Dr. Albrecht visits Washington. 1946. Alaska's Health. 4(6):2. Dr. Albrecht's trip profitable. 1948. Alaska's Health. 6(2):1-4. Dr. Aronson checks 19-year BCG study. 1956. Alaska's Health. 13(October):8. Dr. Aronson comes to follow work on BCG vaccinations. 1951. Alaska's Health. 9(4):5. Dr. Bascombe Johnson becomes tuberculosis control director. 1960. Alaska's Health. 17(April):2. Dr. Blair on leave-of-absence. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(December):6. Dr. Chao honored. 1968. Alaska Medicine. 10(2):95. Dr. Charles Hayman takes post as deputy health commissioner. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(June):1. Dr. Francis Phillips is named medical director. 1950. Alaska's Health. 8(7-8):6. Dr. Gehrig joins staff. 1946. Alaska's Health. 4(4):7. Dr. John A. Carswell heads medical services section. 1952. Alaska's Health. 9(October):1. Dr. Joseph B. Deischer joins Mt. Edgecumbe medical staff. 1950. Alaska's Health. 8(7-8):6. Dr. Mooney is new surgeon on orthopedic unit staff. 1952. Alaska's Health. 9(October):4. 3 Dr. Moore reports on streptomycin treatment for TB of bones, joints. 1951. Alaska's Health. 9(4):5. Dr. Philip Moore is named president of Alaska Medical Association. 1952. Alaska's Health. 9(October):2. Dream becomes reality. 1944. Alaska's Health. 2(11):1. Early visitors to southeastern Alaska: nine accounts. 1978. Edited by R. N. DeArmond. Alaska Northwest Publishing Co., Anchorage, Alaska. 214 pp. Eaton Reindeer Station records, 1899-1906. 1809-1906. Archives. University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska. Education in Alaska's past : Conference Proceedings, Valdez, 1982, Alaska Historical Society. 1983. Edited by Gary C. Stein. The Society, Anchorage, Alaska. 210 pp. Egyptian who lived 5400 years ago may have had TB. 1999. Tuberculosis & Airborne Disease Weekly. (January 18). Essential components of a tuberculosis prevention and control program. Recommendations of the Advisory Council for the Elimination of Tuberculosis. 1995. MMWR. Recommendations and Reports / Centers for Disease Control. 44(RR-11):1-16. For second year accidents were chief cause of death in Alaska. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(5):1. Framing disease : studies in cultural history. 1992. Edited by Charles E. Rosenberg and Janet L. Golden. Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, New Jersey. 326 pp. Frances L. Paul resigns after 23 years in TB control work. 1957. Alaska's Health. 14(August):3-4. From Ketchikan to Barrow. Tuberculosis history Sitka. 1999. Alaska Magazine. 65(3):12-15. Governor Gruening issues special session call. 1945. Anchorage Daily Times. , 3 (9) November 17, 1945. Guidelines for preventing the transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in health-care facilities, 1994. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 1994. MMWR. Recommendations and Reports / Centers for Disease Control. 43(RR-13):1-132. Health Commissioner. 1945. Alaska's Health. 3(8):4. Health conditions among U.S. Army troops in Alaska, 1942-47. 1947. Health of the U.S. Army. 2(10; 11):2; 2. Health conditions in Alaska. 1912. JAMA: the Journal of the American Medical Association. 58(March 9):704. Health fleet invades Alaska. 1949. Pacific Motor Boat. (September):34-36. Health of Alaskan Natives. 1913. JAMA: the Journal of the American Medical Association. 60(13):998-999. 4 Health program in Alaska. 1954. Alaska Record. 3(10):1, 4, 6, 9. Health ships tied up as result of fund slashes. Many remote areas lose sole medical aid as three marine units cease work. 1952. Alaska's Health. 8(October):1-2. Health survey team has recommendations. 1954. Alaska's Health. 11(October):1, 4. Health team summarizes "major impressions" gained on initial step of survey. Doctors find Alaskans ready with answers--all different. 1953. Alaska's Health. 10(December):1-2. Helen Johnson taken by death. 1957. Alaska's Health. 14(August):5. Here comes the Hygiene. 1946. Alaska's Health. 4(6):6. History of tuberculosis in Alaska Natives. 1987. Fairbanks, Alaska. Home hygiene reaches Natives of Alaska. 1939/40. Red Cross Courier. 19(6):23. Hope is pinned on Congress for approval of appropriation for erection of Arctic Institute of Health at Alaska University. 1950. Alaska's Health. 8(3-4):1, 2. Immunization of health-care workers: recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and the Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC). 1997. MMWR. Recommendations and Reports / Centers for Disease Control. 46(RR-18):1-42. Join the army against TB.
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