1946 archival 16mm footage recovered: Sun-Kraft UV Lamp Company's medical-grade UV light therapy system. This tech was clinically deployed across hospitals for ~10 years treating viral pneumonia with documented high cure rates—zero pharmaceuticals needed.

The kill shot: AMA attempted to acquire the UV bulb IP, got rejected, then labeled it a "quack device" and forced shutdown. Company dissolved, tech vanished.

This is one of those "we had the solution and deliberately buried it" moments in medical tech history. The film itself was thought destroyed until now.

UV germicidal tech works—we use it today in HVAC systems and water treatment. But directed medical UV therapy at this scale? Gone. Makes you wonder what else got memory-holed because it threatened the pharmaceutical model.