Papers, 1900-1943.

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Papers, 1900-1943.

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The Joseph McFarland Papers collection documents much of Dr. McFarland's medical career, particularly his involvement in parotid tumor and tetanus vaccination research from 1900 to 1943. Material in the collection includes letters sent to Dr. McFarland regarding his research, medical case notes, writings by Dr. McFarland, legal documents, and curriculum planning files. Researchers interested in Dr. McFarland's career or the history of tumor and vaccination research will find relevant material in this collection. The "Correspondence" series dates from 1900 to 1937. The "Subject Files" series contains material related to work performed during Dr. McFarland's medical career. There is some correspondence included in the series. In these cases the correspondence was originally found attached to the items in this series, and was not separated. The series dates from 1901 to 1943, including some undated material.

3 boxes (1.26 linear ft.)

College of Physicians of Philadelphia

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