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      <dc:title>CNRRA / 768 Dr WY Chen is seen examining X-ray films of Chinese children at the Shanghai anti-tuberculosis clinic</dc:title>
  
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      <dc:description>CNRRA / 768

The free-of-charge mass X-raying of 300 children per day was undertaken on the advice of Dr Irvin M Lourie of New York, WHO Tuberculosis Advisor to the Chinese Ministry of Health, seen next to Dr Chen In the right foreground is a rapid film drying machine supplied by UNRRA, along with the Philips Mass X-ray unit recently  installed at the clinic (Photo by Larry Gahn)

Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
China
Health care -- China
Health care -- China -- Shanghai
Physicians -- China -- Shanghai
Tuberculosis -- China -- Shanghai
Children -- Health &amp;amp; welfare -- China -- Shanghai
Radiographs


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            <dc:identifier>S-0801-0007-0001-00009</dc:identifier>
      
  
  
  
  
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