Obey Cancer's Danger Signals,Do not wait for pain,Health Care,New York,c1937

Title: Obey cancer's danger signals Do not wait for pain : Go to a physician if you have [...] / / Herzog.
Creator(s): Herzog, Harry, artist
Date Created/Published: NYC : Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, [between 1936 and 1938]
Summary: Poster encouraging early check-ups and treatment for cancer, showing outline of human figure with heart and circulatory system.
Notes:
Date stamped on verso: Sep 2 1938.
Caption continues with a list of six specific warning signs that should prompt a medical check-up.
Work Projects Administration Poster Collection (Library of Congress).
U.S. Public Health Service in cooperation with the American Society for the Control of Cancer.
Subjects:
United States.--Public Health Service--Public relations--1930-1940.
Human body--1930-1940.
Cardiovascular system--1930-1940.
Cancer--1930-1940.
Health care--New York (State)--New York--1930-1940.
Medical illustrations--1930-1940.
Posters--1930-1940.
Screen prints--Color--1930-1940.
Bookmark /95505481/
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