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Saskatchewan Leads Canada, North America, and the World in the Fight Against Tuberculosis

JDC - 025
Item
August 12, 2002

Article from the Western Development Museum's Winning the Prairie Gamble on the history of tuberculosis in Saskatchewan.

MacKenzie, Janet

Protocol for the Diphasic Treatment of Tuberculosis Among Indians [Indigenous Peoples]

FQIH-001-004
Item
1981

Part of Fort Qu'Appelle Indian [Indigenous] Hospital fonds

Protocol for the Diphasic Treatment of Tuberculosis Among Indians [Indigenous Peoples] including the schedule of examinations, tests conducted, and medicines prescribed.

Department of Indian Affairs

Article Under the T.B. Cross by Patricia Motherwell

FQIH-001-002
Item
1981

Part of Fort Qu'Appelle Indian [Indigenous] Hospital fonds

Article: Under the T.B. Cross by Patricia Motherwell discussing the Fort Qu'Appelle Indian [Indigenous] Hospital, Fort San, and Dr. Simes.

Dr. Ferguson Green Notebook Labeled Surveys From

RGF-002-b-005
Item
1964

Part of Dr. Robert George Ferguson fonds

Notebook contains a series of lists complied in 1964, the lists describe various projects, staff salaries, staff lists, and BCG Vaccine trials occurring from 1928 to the time of writing.

Ferguson, Robert George (Dr.)

Dr. Ferguson Green Notebook Untitled

RGF-002-b-0006
Item
1964

Part of Dr. Robert George Ferguson fonds

Notebook contains a series of lists complied in 1964, the lists describe patient names, TB surveys, and BCG Vaccine trials occurring from 1928 to the time of writing. This notebook appears to have been used by Dr. Ferguson to compile information for his publication Studies in Tuberculosis.

Ferguson, Robert George (Dr.)

Pow wow at Fort San 50th Anniversary Celebration

FS-001-a-0022
Item
July 23, 1961

Part of Fort San fonds

Image Captioned: "Indian [Indigenous] Pow-wow, 50th Anniversary Celebration, Fort San, July 23, 1961"

Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League

Rotating Film Drying Rack

FS-004-0012
Item
1960

Part of Fort San fonds

Image appears to be a rotating film drying rack, possibly used for x-ray development. Fort San was known for building it's own equipment adapted for travelling TB surveys.

Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League

Studies in Tuberculosis, Cloth-bound Edition