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New Haven's Hospitals

As late as 1919, two-thirds of the members of the board of physicians and surgeons of Grace Hospital, which had charge of the treatment of all patients, were required to be homeopaths. However, hospitals were coming to rely increasingly on middle-class and wealthy patients who would pay for private or semi-private rooms and for hospital treatment by their chosen physicians.

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Exhibits

In the Cushing Rotunda

Reflex Hammer Exhibit

 

 

The Lawrence M. Brass reflex hammer exhibit will be on display in the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library from June 17, 2008. It showcases more than 50 reflex hammers dating back to the late 1800s when the original reflex hammer was first incorporated into the neurologic examination.

In memory of the late Lawrence Brass, MD, Professor of Neurology and medical director of the stroke program, the Yale New Haven Stroke Center hosted the First Annual Lawrence M. Brass Stroke Symposium in June of 2007. The Brass family has generously offered to display the reflex hammer collection for symposium participants and for members of the Yale community during the summer months.

 


In the Lobby Outside the Library

Historical Library Online Exhibits

Harvey Cushing: A Journey Through His Life

Founders and Early Benefactors of the Historical Library

The Medical Library at Yale, 1701-2001

The Yale School of Nursing: A Yale Tercentennial Exhibit

Epidemiology and Public Health at Yale: A Tercentennial Exhibit

Yale and Medicine, 1951-2001

Yale and Medicine, 1901-1951

Yale and Medicine, 1701-1901

New Haven's Hospitals

Streeter Collection of Weights and Measures

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