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to create a series of radio programs intended to raise awareness and to influence the millions of men and women suffering from the disease to seek help. Targeting the rural south and industrial north, the V. D. Radio Project created a variety of programming, including
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In 1949, taking advantage of the recently developed treatments of the sexually transmitted disease involving
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from various entertainers and politicians, interviews with patients and doctors,
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Erik Barnouw
Alan Lomax
United States Public Health Service
syphilis
penicillin
United States Public Health Service
Columbia University
Erik Barnouw
public service announcements
soap operas
Alan Lomax
Woody Guthrie
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Hank Williams
Roy Acuff
Merle Travis
Media Marathon
The V. D. Radio Project
The WNYC Archives
VD on the Radio
Studio 360
Categories
Health campaigns
American talk radio programs
1940s American radio programs

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