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Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Letter - Correspondence, Open column, 1908
Letter of concern by 'Health' and response by Dr F. E. Drake
Letter of concern by 'Health' and response by Dr F. E. Drake regarding the potential spread of tuberculosis associated with the Doncaster East Sanatorium.Letter of concern by 'Health' and response by Dr F. E. Drake tuberculosis, doncaster east sanatorium
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Taken of a toy duck which was made in workshops that were established to assist rehabilitating tuberculosis patients at Gresswell Sanitorium, in 1944, 1944

From an album of photographs taken at Gresswell Sanatorium at Mont Park. https://www.findingrecords.dhhs.vic.gov.au/collectionresultspage/Gresswell-SanatoriumPhotograph from a 26 leaf photograph album. tuberculosis, sanatorium
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A photo of a poster headline "You are here to beat TB", and "Send your family, and friends, too" taken of a promotional display at the Department of Health chest x-ray clinic, Tuberculosis Branch. The photo is from a photograph album circa 1962, c 1962

Department of Health chest clinic operated free tuberculosis screening during the 1950' and 60's. Black and white photograph
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - MINERS COMPLAINT - BENDIGO'S DREADFUL SCOURGE, 9/11/23

Commonly known as Miner's Complaint, silicosis, tuberculosis or a combination of both resulted in phthisis. This was directly caused by the inhalation of silica dust resulting from drilling into quartz reefs. Lungs weakened by silicosis were more susceptible to the TB bacterium. At first the difference between these two ailments was unknown as was the mode of the spread of TB. In 1903 there was a call for better ventilation in mines and for the use of water hoses to dampen down the dust. It is estimated that the rate of associated deaths in Bendigo was six times that of the national average.A 12 page paper by Frank Cusack detailing the extreme rates of death by Silicosis and Tuberculosis among the early settlers of Bendigo and the willful lack of action by the mine managers to improve health and safety.frank cusack, silicosis, tuberculosis, bendigo mining
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Tuberculosis Campaign - X-ray caravan on the corner of Pigdon & Lygon St North Carlton 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photo from Accession AS/14/612
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - "TB Can Be Cured" "Be sure you're free" "Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year"- Billboard & Signage at Junction of Birdwood Ave, Park St & Domain Rd South Yarra 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photo from Accession AS/14/612
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - "TB Can Be Cured" "Be sure you're free" "Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year - Billboard & Signage at H C Sleigh's Building Corner of Bourke & Queen Sts 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photo from Accession AS/14/612
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - People queuing & exiting X-ray caravan on a wet day outside Elizabeth St Post Office Melbourne 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photo from Accession AS/14/612
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - People queuing and exiting X-ray caravan on a wet day on the Corner of Bourke & McKillop Streets Melbourne 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photo from Accession AS/14/612
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Tuberculosis treatment - Photo of the front of Olney Rehabilitation Centre which was part of Gresswell Sanatorium used for tuberculosis treatment and recovery- Gresswell Sanatorium - Mont Park
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - HARRY BIGGS COLLECTION: TUBERCULOSIS WHAT IT IS AND ITS PREVENTION, 3/04/1900

Printed sheet published by order of the Board of Health Eaglehawk, with Richard Jones as its medical Officer, entitled 'Tuberculosis: what it is, and its prevention'organization, government, health, richard jones, tuberculosis, eaglehawk
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A nurse walks past tuberculosis (TB) patients who are resting in beds in the open air of a sheltered verandah, circa 1932, at Gresswell Sanitorium - Mont Park
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Patients, staff and visitors, including a small child, congregated, and walking, near the entrance to Gresswell Sanitorium (spelt Sanatorium on the sign post), where tuberculosis is treated, circa June 1946 - Mont Park
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, "Wear Your Goggles" - A safety sign on a workshop machine grinding stone from part of polio & tuberculosis (TB) patients undertaking occupational therapy & recreational activities in a workshop environment
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A polio & tuberculosis (TB) patient using a scroll or band saw to cut intricate wooden designs as part of undertaking occupational therapy & recreational workshop activities
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Mobile chest x-ray clinic van on site on Melbourne street, showing individuals queuing to undertake screening for tuberculosis. Photo is from a photograph album circa 1962

Black and white photograph
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Photo of a "Play safe at home" promotion & Tuberculosis (TB), anti vermin posters in the fore "SWAT that fly" & "Starve rats" - Department Of Health - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, "A Healthy Chest in a Flash" "Have your Chest X-rayed Now" promotional billboard displayed in the foyer of the Melbourne Town Hall 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, "TB Can be Cured - Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year" promotional street signage at the junction of Birdwood Avenue, Park St and Domain Rd South Yarra 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A photograph that looks out at Centreway Arcade Collins St Melbourne 1962 which was the Health Department Tuberculosis Bureau - Department of Health - Publicity Material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue, operating outside of Centreway Arcade Collin St, looking towards the Melbourne City Town Hall, and further up St Patricks - 1 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue, operating outside of Centreway Collin St in 1962 - 2 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A view of the chest x-ray caravan operating outside of Centreway Arcade Collin Street in 1962, looking towards the Melbourne City Town Hall, and further St Patricks - 3 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program - Photograph Album
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan operating outside of Melbourne Sports Depot on Elizabeth St in 1962, looking towards Flinders Street Station - 1 of 2 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program - Photograph Album
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue of people outside, operating outside of St Patrick's Cathedral Melbourne in 1962 - 2 of 2 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 1 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 2 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material
Department of Health and Human Services
Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 3 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

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Showing 117 items matching "tuberculosis"

Letter - Correspondence, Open column, 1908

Photograph, Taken of a toy duck which was made in workshops that were established to assist rehabilitating tuberculosis patients at Gresswell Sanitorium, in 1944, 1944

Photograph, A photo of a poster headline "You are here to beat TB", and "Send your family, and friends, too" taken of a promotional display at the Department of Health chest x-ray clinic, Tuberculosis Branch. The photo is from a photograph album circa 1962, c 1962

Document - MINERS COMPLAINT - BENDIGO'S DREADFUL SCOURGE, 9/11/23

Photograph, Tuberculosis Campaign - X-ray caravan on the corner of Pigdon & Lygon St North Carlton 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - "TB Can Be Cured" "Be sure you're free" "Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year"- Billboard & Signage at Junction of Birdwood Ave, Park St & Domain Rd South Yarra 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - "TB Can Be Cured" "Be sure you're free" "Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year - Billboard & Signage at H C Sleigh's Building Corner of Bourke & Queen Sts 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - People queuing & exiting X-ray caravan on a wet day outside Elizabeth St Post Office Melbourne 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photograph, Anti Tuberculosis Campaign - People queuing and exiting X-ray caravan on a wet day on the Corner of Bourke & McKillop Streets Melbourne 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program

Photograph, Tuberculosis treatment - Photo of the front of Olney Rehabilitation Centre which was part of Gresswell Sanatorium used for tuberculosis treatment and recovery- Gresswell Sanatorium - Mont Park

Document - HARRY BIGGS COLLECTION: TUBERCULOSIS WHAT IT IS AND ITS PREVENTION, 3/04/1900

Photograph, A nurse walks past tuberculosis (TB) patients who are resting in beds in the open air of a sheltered verandah, circa 1932, at Gresswell Sanitorium - Mont Park

Photograph, Patients, staff and visitors, including a small child, congregated, and walking, near the entrance to Gresswell Sanitorium (spelt Sanatorium on the sign post), where tuberculosis is treated, circa June 1946 - Mont Park

Photograph, "Wear Your Goggles" - A safety sign on a workshop machine grinding stone from part of polio & tuberculosis (TB) patients undertaking occupational therapy & recreational activities in a workshop environment

Photograph, A polio & tuberculosis (TB) patient using a scroll or band saw to cut intricate wooden designs as part of undertaking occupational therapy & recreational workshop activities

Photograph, Mobile chest x-ray clinic van on site on Melbourne street, showing individuals queuing to undertake screening for tuberculosis. Photo is from a photograph album circa 1962

Photograph, Photo of a "Play safe at home" promotion & Tuberculosis (TB), anti vermin posters in the fore "SWAT that fly" & "Starve rats" - Department Of Health - Publicity material

Photograph, "A Healthy Chest in a Flash" "Have your Chest X-rayed Now" promotional billboard displayed in the foyer of the Melbourne Town Hall 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, "TB Can be Cured - Have a Chest X-Ray Each Year" promotional street signage at the junction of Birdwood Avenue, Park St and Domain Rd South Yarra 1962 - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A photograph that looks out at Centreway Arcade Collins St Melbourne 1962 which was the Health Department Tuberculosis Bureau - Department of Health - Publicity Material

Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue, operating outside of Centreway Arcade Collin St, looking towards the Melbourne City Town Hall, and further up St Patricks - 1 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue, operating outside of Centreway Collin St in 1962 - 2 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A view of the chest x-ray caravan operating outside of Centreway Arcade Collin Street in 1962, looking towards the Melbourne City Town Hall, and further St Patricks - 3 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program - Photograph Album

Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan operating outside of Melbourne Sports Depot on Elizabeth St in 1962, looking towards Flinders Street Station - 1 of 2 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, Tuberculosis Branch - Chest X-Ray Surveys program - Photograph Album

Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan, with a qeue of people outside, operating outside of St Patrick's Cathedral Melbourne in 1962 - 2 of 2 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 1 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 2 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material

Photograph, A street view of the chest x-ray caravan operating in the grounds of RMIT Melbourne in 1962 - 3 of 3 Photos - Department of Health - Tuberculosis Branch - Publicity material