Emil Bogen, 1896-1962, was a well-known physician and laboratory researcher at Olive View from 1929-1959. His research work was published in major medical journals, as well as in proceedings of professional medical association conferences, contributing over 300 articles in his lifetime. His work focused on tuberculosis, but also included research on cancer, the effects of alcohol and alcohol abuse, and spider bites. His work on tuberculosis was used by those who discovered a cure. He was married to another skilled physician, Jane Skillen, and raised his family on the campus of Olive View. He continued at Olive View and retired in 1959 a few years before his death.