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Whose Birthing Practices
WebIn the United States, women and women's networks oversaw and managed birthing practices with little intervention until the mid-1800s. As a fledgling medical establishment sought greater control in the late 19th century, tensions arose between "irregular" and "regular" health professionals who practiced in pregnancy and birth.
Health and Wellness
WebAnother subject area that showed up in abundance across postcard submissions were reflections on physical and mental wellbeing. Submissions expressed the need to be more physically active outdoors as indoor gatherings and activities ceased, while also showing the mental toll which isolation and stress had on many people.
Our Bodies, Ourselves: A Book By and For Women
WebThis 1971 book provided access to women-centered knowledge of reproductive health. In lay terms, it featured a blend of scientific evidence and feminist interpretation about issues like masturbation, sexuality, and birth control.
Whose Reproductive Bodies
WebThe late 19th century notion of voluntary motherhood emphasized the right to choose if and when to reproduce. First-wave feminists like Victoria Woodhull, who visited Ann Arbor in 1873, organized for free love and voluntary motherhood, promoting women’s reproductive rights as intimately connected to female suffrage and equality.
Birthing Reproductive Justice: 150 Years of Images and …
WebThis 1971 book provided access to women-centered knowledge of reproductive health. In lay terms, it featured a blend of scientific evidence and feminist interpretation about issues like masturbation, sexuality, and birth control. Women passed it from hand to hand, students read it aloud in dorm rooms, and it was occasionally banned from high
Birthing Reproductive Justice: 150 Years of Images and Ideas
WebOne of the most controversial areas of reproductive rights is abortion and access to abortion services. During the civil rights movements of the 1960s, abortion was often at the forefront of the mainstream feminist health movement.
Smallpox Eradication in India, 1972-1977 The World of Smallpox
WebHowever, support for global eradication was increasing. In 1958, the Eleventh World Health Assembly accepted a resolution to determine the costs of such a program. A report was issued the following year which estimated the cost of a global smallpox eradication program to be $0.10 per person or $97,742.900.
Fever and rash poster · Online Exhibits
WebDate ca. 1973-1977 Item Source Brilliant Collection, Taubman Health Sciences Library, University of Michigan Library Description This poster of a mother and her sick child was distributed as part of the publicity for the Smallpox Eradication Program.
Smallpox target zero · Online Exhibits
WebCreator World Health Organization Date October 1972 Item Source World Health [Magazine], October 1972. Description In October 1972, the World Health Organization celebrated the launch of the Smallpox Target Zero campaign with this magazine cover for World Health. Publisher
Fever and rash poster · Online Exhibits
WebDate ca. 1973-1977 Item Source Brilliant Collection, Taubman Health Sciences Library, University of Michigan Library Description This poster of a mother and her sick child was distributed as part of the publicity for the Smallpox Eradication Program.
Use of recognition cards · Online Exhibits
WebA health worker shows a recognition card to women in a village, Bangladesh, 1975. The worker is searching for patients with simiiar rash-like appearances. World Health Organization. Explore and discover inspiring collections of art, literature, culture, and history! Online exhibits brought to you by the University of Michigan Library and
Smallpox Eradication in India, 1972-1977 Surveillance …
WebThe strategy of “surveillance-containment” was simple in design. Teams of healthcare workers would actively seek out (i.e., search) for all potential cases of smallpox as quickly as possible. The affected individuals and their families or neighbours would be immediately isolated and vaccinated to prevent the further transmission of smallpox.
Suggested organizational structure for search and containment …
WebItem Source Brilliant Collection, Taubman Health Sciences Library, University of Michigan Description Sample organizational chart for urban search and containment operations in an urban area with a population of 300,000.
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