Document Type
Document
Publication Date
1968
Description
This document has five articles related to the Peace Corps and its volunteers' work in controlling and preventing disease in developing nations. The first article is a broad overview of the Peace Corps' work and its focus on controlling disease through changing habits and population control. The next four articles are about the ways a volunteer can help by being a nurse, a paramedical specialist, a liberal arts graduate or a doctor.
SuDoc#
S 19.2:H 34/1
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Recommended Citation
Peace Corps and Peace Corps (U.S.), "Health Workers In The Peace Corps: The Pursuit Of Life" (1968). Other Documents. 2.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/govpubs-peacecorps-misc/2
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