War and Public Health

New Temporary Exhibit Opening at the Museum of Health Care  The Museum of Health Care is proud to announce the opening of a new limited-term display focused on public health measures and the military. Prior to the twentieth century, infectious disease caused the overwhelming majority of soldier casualties and deaths. As part of the Museum’s commitment to present the history of public health, this exhibit explores the profound importance of public health measures during wartime.Please join us in celebrating this new exhibit on Thursday, February 20, 2014 starting at 7pm. Remarks by Guest Curator Robert Engen at 7:30. Refreshments will follow.  Date: Thursday, February 20, 2014.Time: 7pmLocation:Museum of Health Care at Kingston, Ann Baillie Building National Historic Site,32 George St.Cost: FreeFree event parking in the Ann Baillie Building Lot, 32 George St. Contact: Jenny Stepa or Diana Gore at info@museumofhealthcare.ca or 613-548-2419.