An early article regarding the history of Flint-Goodridge Hospital, its medical standards, the training given to hospital professionals, and the services offered to patients. The piece stressed the institution’s importance in working to improve the health of African American New Orleanians, particularly in the realms of hygiene, prenatal care and infectious diseases. Raymond P. Sloan. “Five Years of Negro Health Activities.” Reprinted from The Modern Hospital. 48 (1937): 1-8.