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Ep 61 Typhoid: There's Something About Mary

This Podcast Will Kill You

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Mary Mallon's Impact on the World

In 1910, Mary Mallon was released on the condition that she promised not to work as a cook anymore and to report back to be tested. She agreed to the terms but then promptly disappeared and never went back for a checkups. In 1915, Soapra had resumed his work as a sanitary engineer and was in the process of investigating an outbreak of typhoid at Sloan maternity hospital. He learned that some of the staff referred to a typhoid Mary cook who seemed linked to the outbreak. But Mary Mallon had been going by a different name. The New York City Health Department placed her in forceful isolation again on North Brother Island where she would live out the rest of her days over

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