Margaret R. Harris

Margaret R. Harris was an influential American physician and public health official during the early to mid-20th century. She played a key role in advancing health policies and was notably involved in efforts to improve sanitation, control infectious diseases, and promote public health initiatives. Harris also served as a medical advisor to government agencies, helping shape health standards and responses during critical periods, including World War II. Her work contributed significantly to the development of modern public health practices and policies aimed at safeguarding community well-being.