Papers, [ca. 1929-1935]

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Papers, [ca. 1929-1935]

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Papers consist of clippings concerning his role in the discovery and cure of the disease pellagra. Also included are correspondence and memoranda related to pellagra research and the United States Public Health Service.

ca. .5 cubic ft.

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New York State Historical Documents Inventory

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Goldberger, Joseph, 1874-1929

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