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University of Oregon. Medical School. Medical History Club. (90)

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UCSF/Mount Zion Medical Center Oral History Project. (38)

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Society of Medical History of Chicago (3)

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In 1909, the Society of Medical History of Chicago was founded in "to secure and preserve matters pertaining to the history of medical institutions, organizations and individuals particularly of Chicago and the adjacent country; and to stimulate interest in medical history in general." Original members of the society's council included George H. Cleveland, Henry T. Byford, Nathan S. Davis, John Edwin Rhodes, George H. Weaver, and Ludvig Hektoen. In its early developme...

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College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Section on Medical History. (5)

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On 2 Nov. 1904, the Secretary of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia announced the formation of a new section of the College, the Section on Medical History. Starting in 1905, the section began holding meetings at which lectures on medical history were presented. The section invited papers from physicians and scholars from a variety of backgrounds; many were published in "Transactions and studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia". Many notable figure...

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Medical History of Texas (2)

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Society for the History of Medical Science (2)

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The Society for the History of Medical Science was a duly registered University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) campus-affiliated group and a constituent society of the American Association of the History of Medicine. The Society was founded and governed mostly, but not entirely, by faculty members of the Los Angeles area's three medical schools of the time, namely the College of Medical Evangelists, the University of Southern California School of Medicine, and the University of California,...

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National Museum of American History (U.S.). Division of Medical Sciences. (3)

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Smithsonian interest in the medical sciences dates back to the Toner Lecture Series, which was established by Joseph M. Toner in 1872. The Secretary of the Institution served on the Board of Trustees for the fund that supported the series, and the Smithsonian published the lectures, which took place between 1873 and 1890, in its Miscellaneous Collections. In 1881, the Section of Materia Medica was established in the Department of Arts and Industries, United States Nat...

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Medical College of Pennsylvania. Oral History Project on Women in Medicine (3)

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The Oral History Project on Women in Medicine was established in 1976 at the Medical College of Pennsylvania to explore the subject of recent developments of women in medicine "from the perspective of women physicians of a wide variety of ages, specialists, practice patterns, life choices, and geographic areas." The Oral History Project on Women in Medicine was conducted by the Medical College of Pennsylvania with a grant from Roche Laboratories.

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Black Medical History, Collections. (1)

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Medical History Society (Vic.) (1)

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