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"Exploring the Rich History of Medical School
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"Exploring the Rich History of Medical School: From Satirical Etchings to Groundbreaking Achievements" Step into the world of medical education through a captivating journey that spans centuries. Delve into the satirical etching by George Cruikshank, "The Examination of a Young Surgeon, " which humorously depicts the challenges faced by aspiring doctors in 1811. Witness the evolution of medical schools with wood engravings showcasing iconic institutions like Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, where future healers honed their skills in 1868. Marvel at an intriguing wood engraving from the 19th century, capturing a female medical student studying dissection—a testament to women breaking barriers and pursuing their passion for medicine. Uncover historical perspectives on cruelty within medicine as you encounter "The Reward of Cruelty" engraved in 1751—an unsettling reminder of past practices that have shaped modern ethics and compassion in healthcare. Embark on a visual tour through renowned establishments such as Harvard University's distinguished Medical School, immortalized in black-and-white photography. Explore Middlesex Hospital's new buildings dedicated to nurturing future physicians or admire University College Hospital's impressive lithograph featuring both its Medical School and Nurses Home. Glimpse into Edinburgh University's vibrant Medical School captured vividly in color photography—a testament to Scotland's rich contribution to medical education throughout history. Immerse yourself further as you witness Les differents publics de Paris at Amphitheatre de L'école de Médecine—an insight into diverse audiences attending lectures during this era. Celebrate Trinity College Dublin's tercentenary with a captivating monochrome photograph—honoring centuries-old traditions while embracing progress within medical education. Finally, catch a glimpse of London’s Charterhouse Square through Frederick Adcock’s lens—a snapshot frozen in time, reminding us how far we've come since its creation back in 1912.