Medicine and Health
Found in 297 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital collection
The Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital, in Salem, OR, began admitting patients in 1910 and later merged with the University of Oregon Medical School State Tuberculosis Hospital. The collection contains reports, birth certificate books, admissions and discharges, scrapbooks, photographs, and correspondence.
Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital photograph album
The Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital began admitting patients in 1910. This album, which dates from 1926 to 1929, contains photographs that depict patients, staff, and the buildings and grounds of the hospital.
Edwin E. Osgood papers
Edwin Eugene Osgood completed his M.D. at University of Oregon Medical School in 1924 and pursued post-doctoral training at the Mayo Clinic and the University of Vienna. He became the head of the Division of Experimental Medicine from 1936 until his retirement in 1969. During his career, he published over 200 articles in major professional journals covering almost all aspects of hemtaology and hematological research.
Harold T. Osterud papers
Harold T. Osterud (1923-2004) served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during the Korean War and joined the UOMS Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in 1961, serving as Department Chairman from 1967 until his retirement in 1990. This collection contains correspondence, reports, memoranda, documentation, public relations ephemera, publications, and more.
Outpatient Clinic Construction contracts and specifications
The Outpatient Clinic opened in 1931 on Marquam Hill. These volumes contain the 1930 and 1949 contracts and specifications for the Outpatient Clinic and for the Additions. Materials produced by two local architectural firms.
Pacific Northwest Medical Association records
Materials relating to the creation and meetings of the Pacific Northwest Medical Association.
Anthony Pearson lantern slide collection
Dr. Anthony Pearson (1906-81) was a UOMS faculty member. Possessing a long-standing interest in art history as well, he has presented a collection of glass lantern slides showing portraits of prominent medical men of the past.