James Angus Doull papers, 1921-1964.

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James Angus Doull papers, 1921-1964.

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Correspondence, notes, articles, photos, and printed matter. Contains a list of publications and a volume of reprints. Correspondents include William H. Welch, W.H. Hattie, Arthur Newsholme, and A.J. Wright. Much of the material relates to the life and work of William Budd. Includes Budd letters. Also contains data pertaining to the International Health Conference and the World Health Organization of the United Nations, and an article on Esprit Gendron.

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World Health Organization . Country Office in Pakistan

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Budd, William, 1811-1880

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International Health Conference (1946 : New York)

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Gendron, Esprit

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Doull, James A. (James Angus), 1889-1963

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Born in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia in 1889 James Angus Doull received his M.D. from Halifax's Dalhousie University in 1914. Before spending the 1920s as an associate in epidemiology and an associate professor at Johns Hopkins University, Doull earned public health degrees at both Cambridge and Johns Hopkins. From 1930 to 1945 he taught hygiene and public health at Western Reserve University while also conducting public health surveys for the Public Health Service. He served as a member of the U.S....