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State and local health departments planned and conducted campaigns to find persons with venereal disease and bring them for treatment, either in their own clinics or by private physicians. These departments also provided the diagnostic and laboratory services necessary in venereal disease control. The Public Health Service aided the states to finance and administer their control programs.
c. 1945
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