British Social Hygiene Council Explained
British Social Hygiene Council (BSHC, until 1925 the National Council for Combating Venereal Diseases, NCCVD) was a British organization dedicated to eradicating venereal diseases and educating the public about them.[1] [2] [3] [4] It has been founded in 1914.[5] [6]
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Notes and References
- Bond . C. J. . 1925-07-11 . British Social Hygiene Council . British Medical Journal . 2 . 3367 . 88 . 0007-1447 . 2226850.
- Weatherall . R. . 1947-12-01 . British Social Hygiene Council: International School in Social Biology . Nature . en . 160 . 4075 . 803–804 . 10.1038/160803a0 . 20273002 . 1476-4687. free . 1947Natur.160..803W .
- Scoggins . Ann . 1977 . The Influence of the British Social Hygiene Council on the Development of Social Biology and Its Subsequent Introduction Into the Educational Curricula . Biology and Human Affairs . en.
- Book: Davidson, Roger . Images of Social Hygiene: VD Propaganda in Interwar Scotland . 2000-01-01 . Brill . 978-90-04-33331-4 . en.
- Horder . Walker . Kenneth M. . Nabarro . David . Rorke . Margaret . Shiels . T. Drummond . 1935-03-23 . Youth and Social Hygiene . British Medical Journal . 1 . 3872 . 619 . 0007-1447 . 2459955.
- SHIELS . T. DRUMMOND . Citizenship in Relation to Social Hygiene . 1934 . The Journal of State Medicine . 42 . 2 . 76–83 . 45208209 . 2633-5468.
