Julius B. Richmond Papers 1941-2004; bulk 1968-1997

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Julius B. Richmond Papers 1941-2004; bulk 1968-1997

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Julius B. Richmond Papers (1941-2004) document the career of the pediatrician and public health advocate. The collection highlights his time as the U.S. Surgeon General as well as his academic career at the State University of New York at Syracuse and Harvard Medical School. It also details important programs which Richmond help establish, such as Head Start.

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History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine

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