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- 3. Last Name of the man who served as the Deputy State Epidemiologist for the State Health Office in 1989.
- 6. Serving as the State Board of Health Maritime he was responsible for inspecting foreign ships arriving at port in south Florida.
- 7. The first licensed Midwife in the State of Florida she later in her career pioneered a series of midwifery institutes to train nurse midwives throughout the state of Florida.
- 8. Serving as Florida's first Public Health Officer. He was instrumental in discovering that yellow fever was carried and spread by mosquitoes.
- 9. Location of Florida’s first department of health
- 11. Mayor of Tampa, FL in 1878, this Physician was instrumental in the commissioning of the first Department of Health and devoted his Medical career to study of Yellow Fever.
- 12. What month was the State Board of Health Founded?
- 13. Insect vector for some of the world’s most horrendous diseases it was labeled by National Geographic as the world’s “most dangerous bug”.
- 14. This locomotive was responsible for disseminating health information throughout the state of Florida using exhibits, models, and panel texts.
- 16. An acute viral disease that plagued Florida in the mid and late -19th century overall it was responsible for affecting 19,000 Floridians state wide.
- 17. This Florida Governor was responsible for the formation of the state’s Department of Health.
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- 1. The inventor of modern air-conditioning
- 2. Famously known as a plague that spread throughout Europe for 3 full centuries, this disease also made an appearance in Florida during the 1920’s.
- 4. This Florida Governor’s wife died of Yellow Fever in the mid 19th century, a county bearing his last name.
- 5. During the Small Pox epidemic of 1896 this steam towboat assisted in the quarantine and controlling of this deplorable disease by way of Florida Ports.
- 8. Served as Florida’s Surgeon General in 1974, his name given to the building which currently serves as the main office for the Department of Health
- 10. This card was issued by Florida’s 1st surgeon general to anyone who was no longer capable of contracting or spreading the Yellow Fever virus.
- 14. Beginning in the 1800’s and continuing all the way to the 1970’s this magazine was responsible for informing Florida’s public of communicable diseases and relevant public health issues.
- 15. Florida’s longest serving State Health Officer under his leadership local health departments were established in every county by 1960.