The Rancho Post-Gazette

A Brief History of NLM (National Library of Medicine) The National Library of Medicine started in 1836 as a small collection of medical books and journals in the office of the United States Army Surgeon General. Before the collection moved in 1962 to National Institutes of Health Bethesda, MD campus, it was housed at these locations: (1862-1866) Riggs Bank Building at 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue... (1866-1887) Ford's Theatre at 513 10th Street NW (1887-1962) Army Medical Museum and Library Building at 7th Street and Independence Avenue SW The Early Years: 1836-1862 Office of the Surgeon General of the Army Various locations in downtown Washington, DC The National Library of Medicine began quite humbly, as a few books in the office of the Surgeon General of the Army. The first request for funds for the library$150 for medical booksappeared in the 1836 estimate of expenses for the Surgeon General's Office, and in 1840 the office issued its first "catalogue of books in the library." As historian Wyndham D. Miles noted in his 1982 history of NLM, "The entire collection [as listed in that 1840 catalog] could have been held by a four-shelf bookcase, shoulder high and 7 or 8 feet wide." Although the collection grew under Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General from 1836 to 1861, it was still insignificant and disorganized if one accepts the appraisal of Joseph J. Woodward, who served in the Surgeon General's office from 1862 to 1864: "At the time the late Civil War broke out nothing deserving the name of a medical library existed in Washington.’ - https://www.nlm.nih.gov/about/briefhistory.html Copyright A New Building, and Billings Comes Aboard: 1862-1866- THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC Washington, DC https://www.nlm.nih.gov/about/briefhistory.html

Vaccination - It's a longstanding fight in the U.S., whether people can opt out of vaccination if that means jeopardizing the greater public's health. In this episode, we look back at a 1905 Supreme Court case that set a precedent for whether or not the state can enforce compulsory vaccinations. https://www.npr.org/2020/01/29/801073721/vaccination

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Some folks in Ladera Ranch inquiring into events last night in gated and private Covenant Hills that required emergency assistance from OCSD. OCSD’s Sheriffs Blotter for Ladera Ranch shows the following calls the public made to 911 for Sheriff’s assistance: http://ws.ocsd.org/Blotter/BlotterSearch.aspx

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