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Rogue’s Gallery, 1962

Another poster created by Reginald Mount for the Ministry of Health by the Central Office of Information, this focuses on the importance of hand washing for preventing the spread of food-borne illnesses. Encouraging good hygiene practices were still considered a key element in the management of public health at a national level.

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The National Archives (BN 10/99/6)

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