Health Education in Belgium and China Survey
Health Week Supplement outlines Belgium’s indoor sports due to rainy climate, with fencing and gymnastic training and periodic medical classroom checkups. It then describes China’s young health education movement, four guiding agencies, and efforts to improve child hygiene and public health led by Dr. Iva C. Miller and government supported programs.
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Edith
Amy Birnbaum
Belgium
Antwerp
Chamson
Barnard
China
Mission Medical Colleges
Council of Health Education
Medical Mission
Y. M
Iva C. Miller
International Health Board
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Health declines from freshman to senior in Cornell study
The health of Cornell college students reportedly worsens from freshman to senior year per Dr Dean Smiley head of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine. Examinations show senior students generally keep health levels near freshmen but present notable gains in some physical measures yet overall decline hypotheses persist.
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Dean Iimiley
Cornell University
Similey
Cornell
Smiley
World Health Develops on International Line
Dr Vincent traces world health development since 1851 and the creation of international health bodies. He notes the Paris offices, the Pan American Sanitary Bureau, and the League of Nations Health Section fostering global cooperation and rising public health standards.
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World Health
DR. Vincent Traces
World Organization
Office
International H Hygiene
Paris
Washington
Pan-American Union
International Office of Hygiene
League of Nations
United States
Organization of Health Administration
Barnard Health Week to Hear Dr Williams Expert Talk
Dr. Lindly R. Williams, managing director of the New York Academy of Medicine and former state health official, will address Health Week on preventive medicine. He outlined a distinguished career from Princeton and Columbia to the Rockefeller Foundation and the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Lindly R. Williams
New York Academy of Medicine
Health Week
Williams
Princeton
Columbia
U. S. A. Medical Corps
France
Rockefeller Foundation
National Tuberculosis Association
The Child's Bill of Rights
The ideal calls for no child in America to be born under improper conditions or to lack hygienic surroundings. It urges prompt medical attention and inspection, plus primary instruction in the basics of hygiene and health.
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America
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