Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating oral history, Nyswander and Nathan recount their experiences as public health educators in the 20th century. From their work in Asia during World War II to their efforts to promote health education in the Americas, these two women were pioneers in the field. Their stories provide a unique glimpse into the history of public health and the challenges that faced those who sought to promote it.
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