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Medical room, 1935.  

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Resource ID

10441

Access

Open

Credit Line

Ontario Inspector of Prisons and Public Charities

Date of Creation

1935

Description

Medical room, 1935. The social hygiene movement, which aimed to end sexually transmitted infections, influenced many Ontario institutions, including the Mercer and its medical staff. Without consent. prisoners were subjected to experimental treatments and could receive drug doses that far exceeded Board of Health limits.

Keywords

Women's History, medical history, prison, human rights

Program Category

Historical Plaques

Rights

Public Domain

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Medical room, 1935.

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