Founded in 1901, *Annales de L'oeuvre des Enfants Tuberculeux* emerged in Paris as a vital publication dedicated to addressing the plight of children afflicted by tuberculosis. Established by pioneering physicians and social reformers, the newspaper played a crucial role in raising awareness about the disease and advocating for improved healthcare and educational resources for affected children. Its content, which includes medical research articles, patient case studies, and stories of recovery, has made it a cornerstone for both medical professionals and the public. You can find scans of *Annales de L'oeuvre des Enfants Tuberculeux* on OldNews.com, starting 1889, with a total of 3,521 scans available. Renowned for its honesty and in-depth analysis, *Annales* is regarded as a trusted source in public health discussions, significantly influencing tuberculosis treatment approaches in France and beyond. Explore these historical documents to connect with the lives of those who fought against the disease and possibly discover links to your own family history.