Abstract
60 Years of Progress—CDC and Infectious Diseases
Highlights
Malaria Control in War Areas was formed in 1942 to ensure that the areas around military bases in the southern United States remained malaria-free
An architect of modern public health, Mountin quickly realized that malaria control operations serving the needs of the states could become the foundation for improving the health of the nation
The campus on Clifton Road grew to include 2 biosafety level 4 laboratories and other state-of-the-art facilities; operations were established in Morgantown, Cincinnati, Fort Collins, and overseas; and the work expanded to include all infectious diseases, as well as occupational health, toxic chemicals, injury, chronic diseases, health statistics, and birth defects
Summary
Malaria Control in War Areas was formed in 1942 to ensure that the areas around military bases in the southern United States remained malaria-free. 60 Years of Progress— CDC and Infectious Diseases
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