Oral history interview with Sheila Brading, 1990.

Scope and Contents

Involvement with delivering up-to-date medical care to people with hemophilia in less development countries; changing responsibilities of United States within WFH; impact of AIDS/HIV on hemophilia community; production of education manual for people with hemophilia in developing countries; founding of World Hemophilia AIDS Center; focuses of WFH; development of recombinant DNA as treatment for hemophilia; ethical issues regarding delivery of care to people with hemophilia in developing countries

Subjects

• AIDS (Disease)--United States--History.
• Brading, Sheila--Interviews.
• Health services administrators--Interviews.
• Hemophilia--Political aspects.
• Hemophilia--Social aspects.
• Hemophilia--United States--History.
• Interviews.
• Oral histories (document genres)
• Public health.
• World Federation of Hemophilia.

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