In 1955 Jefferson Medical College hosted an international symposium celebrating accomplishments of Dr. Carlos Finlay (1833-1915), discoverer of the vector through which yellow fever is transmitted. The commemoration marked the centennial of his graduation from Jefferson with this collection of papers presented at that time.
Submissions from 2009
The Early History of Yellow Fever, Pedro Nogueira
Submissions from 1955
Introduction and Table of Contents
Yellow Fever: The Complete Symposium
Yellow Fever in Central America, Jorge Boshell M.
Jungle Yellow Fever, John C. Bugher
Epidemiological Notes in Connection with the 1954 Outbreak of Yellow Fever in Trinidad, B.W.I., Wilbur G. Downs
Yellow Fever - The Saraswati of Virology, J. Austin Kerr
Progress in the Conquest of Yellow Fever During the Period 1905-1930, A. F. Mahaffy
Memorial Address - Carlos Juan Finlay, Class of 1855 and back pages, Alexander J. Orenstein
Eradication of the Aedes Aegypti Mosquito from the Americas, Octavio Pinto Severo
The Glory of the United Effort in a Great Crusade, Joseph E. Smadel
The Unfinished Business with Yellow Fever, Fred L. Soper
