Syphilis Outbreak compels Russian-American Company to mandeate medical treatment (dec 10, 1842 – apr 10, 1850)
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 Russian traders have forced Alaska women into prostitution for decades. When syphilis spreads in New Archangel and Kodiak, the Russian-American Company forces Native women to undergo treatment. Although treatment improves the women’s health, the prevention of sexual transmitted infection among company employees is the objective. 
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