Medical care and health issues

Medical and dental facilities were for the most part inadequate, lacking in both equipment and staff. Doctors and nurses were overworked, and treatment was often substandard as well as delayed. Camp inmates recall outbreaks of food poisoning, tuberculosis and dysentery epidemics, and preventable deaths of patients and newborns.

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Correspondence regarding advertising in the Manzanar Free Press (ddr-densho-319-408)
doc Correspondence regarding advertising in the Manzanar Free Press (ddr-densho-319-408)
Letter sent from the Manzanar Free Press discussing the possibility of T.K. Phrarmacy advertising in the newspaper. They note that prescriptions are hard to come by in the camps.
Letter sent to T.K. Pharmacy from Tule Lake concentration camp (ddr-densho-319-28)
doc Letter sent to T.K. Pharmacy from Tule Lake concentration camp (ddr-densho-319-28)
Request for mugwort from Ibuki Yama, Koshu and Wakanoura stomach medicine. Please send COD.
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