Medical Classics lecture by Professor Emily Abel on Tuberculosis in Los Angeles
Dr. Emily Abel, UCLA Professor of Health Services and Women’s Studies, will speak on Tuberculosis and the Politics of Public Health in Los Angeles, 1880-1940 at the UCLA Faculty Center on Tuesday, April 14, at 6:00 p.m. This lecture will discuss the changing demographics and racial politics in Los Angeles in the earth 20th century in relation to public health and the “health seeker” culture.
The lecture is open, free of charge, but a reservation is required in order to ensure adequate seating and very light refreshments; call History and Special Collections for the Sciences at 310.825.6940. Full details are available in a printable flyer. This program is sponsored by UCLA Programs in Medical Classics and by the UCLA School of Public Health.
