Hahnemann Clinical Amphitheater, Philadelphia, PA, 1892.

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Kartik Murtys

June 2, 2016· 1 min read

Medical students observing a surgical procedure, Hahnemann Clinical Amphitheater, Philadelphia, PA, 1892. Founded in 1848, Philadelphia's Hahnemann Hospital was named after Samuel Hahnemann, the German father of modern homeopathy, one of the world's most widespread non-conventional approaches to th

Medical students observing a surgical procedure, Hahnemann Clinical Amphitheater, Philadelphia, PA, 1892.

Founded in 1848, Philadelphia's Hahnemann Hospital was named after Samuel Hahnemann, the German father of modern homeopathy, one of the world's most widespread non-conventional approaches to the treatment if illnesses. For many decades, Philadelphia's Hahnemann Hospital led the nation in the training of homeopathic physicians.

Credit: Drexel University College of Medicine, Archives and Special Collections

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