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U.S. Public Health Service Seal - History and Symbolism #164931 (License: Personal Use)
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The circular blue-and-white seal features a central caduceus (symbol of medicine) entwined with an anchor (reflecting the Service’s origins in the Marine Hospital Service), flanked by an American bald eagle with outstretched wings. Surrounding text reads “U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE” with “1798” at the base, marking its founding year as the oldest federal health agency. Stars and chains further emphasize unity, protection, and continuity of public health mission.
This image is commonly used on official government websites, historical documents, press releases, and educational materials about federal health agencies. It serves users seeking authoritative information on U.S. public health history, organizational identity, or visual branding for institutional credibility.
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