Florida Public Health Oral History Project
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Interviewer
Prather, E. Charlton
Publication Date
2-8-2016
Date
2002-02-11
Abstract
During this oral history interview, Dr. Marianne McEuen recalls her career in the tuberculosis control programs of the Florida public health system. She describes her background in radiology, her use of portable x-rays, and the importance of screening indigent and migrant populations. Dr. McEuen also details her experiences with tuberculosis treatments and diagnostic modalities, including x-rays, skin testing, genetic probes, vaccines, and isolation. She also talks about the impact of HIV on tuberculosis, the effects of hospitalization on individuals and their families, and the function of tuberculosis sanitariums.
Keywords
Public health, Public health personnel, Radiology, Tuberculosis -- History, University of South Florida
Holding Location
University of South Florida
Language
English
Media Type
Oral histories, Online audio
Format
Audio
Identifier
C53-00023
Recommended Citation
McEuen, Marianne, "Marianne B. McEuen Oral History Interview" (2016). Florida Public Health Oral History Project. 21.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/fl_public_health_ohp/21
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