Carol Angle Day 1 Interview

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Carol Angle Day 1 Interview

Angle begins her interview with describing her background, education, and memories of World War II. She discusses medical school, women in medical school, choosing a specialization, and dealing with deafness during residency. She details coming to Omaha and starting her career at Children’s Hospital. She describes Children’s Hospital and gives an overview of volunteer faculty, private practice, and demographics of medical care in Omaha. She details early women at UNMC and mentors from the beginning of her career. Angle describes her family life, her husband, having children, and demographics in Omaha. She details how the establishment of the Poison Control Center was caused by an increase in accidental poisonings in the home from post-World War II chemicals. She describes Matilda McIntire and their working relationship. She details her research with Omaha lead levels and poisonings including the ASARCO battery plant, leaded gasoline, relevant legislation, racial demographics of tests and results, and the role of technology in her research. Angle concludes her interview by discussing how she managed her deafness during her career.

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date: 2021-09-11

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