Emil Bogen Numbers 309-317 (1938-1939?) | Collections | The Huntington

Emil Bogen Numbers 309-317 (1938-1939?) | Collections | The Huntington

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Emil Bogen Numbers 337-373 (1938-1939)
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This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Emil Bogen Numbers 318-336 (1938)
Manuscripts
This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Emil Bogen Numbers 267-308 (1937-1938)
Manuscripts
This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Emil Bogen Numbers 374-399 (1938-1940)
Manuscripts
This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Emil Bogen Numbers 1042-1094 (1959-1962)
Manuscripts
This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Emil Bogen Numbers 974-1010 (1955-1959)
Manuscripts
This collection chiefly contains the papers, articles, notes, and research material of Dr. Emil Bogen. It also includes printed material such as off-prints of Bogen's and others' articles from medical journals. The material spans from Bogen's time in high school until his death in 1962. Subjects include: alcoholism, tuberculosis, the use of streptomycin, death, animal experimentation, diseases in World War II, hepatitis, childbirth, pathology, breast cancer, malaria, public health and poisonous spiders. Other subjects include: the Olive View Sanatorium, the Los Angeles County Hospital, and the California Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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