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Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge (1884-1946), running unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1936
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge (1884-1946), running unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1936

EVB2935846: Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge (1884-1946), running unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1936 / Bridgeman Images

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Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge (1884-1946), running unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1936

Persian Cossack Brigade, Russian styled elite Iranian military unit, shown at mealtime, c. 1910. From its officer ranks, General Reza Khan emerged to overthrow Ahmad Shah Qajar in 1925
Persian Cossack Brigade, Russian styled elite Iranian military unit, shown at mealtime, c. 1910. From its officer ranks, General Reza Khan emerged to overthrow Ahmad Shah Qajar in 1925

EVB2935857: Persian Cossack Brigade, Russian styled elite Iranian military unit, shown at mealtime, c. 1910. From its officer ranks, General Reza Khan emerged to overthrow Ahmad Shah Qajar in 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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Persian Cossack Brigade, Russian styled elite Iranian military unit, shown at mealtime, c. 1910. From its officer ranks, General Reza Khan emerged to overthrow Ahmad Shah Qajar in 1925

Ahmad Shah Qajar (1897-1929), as the teenage Shah of an Iran in 1913, when Iran was effectively ruled by Russia
Ahmad Shah Qajar (1897-1929), as the teenage Shah of an Iran in 1913, when Iran was effectively ruled by Russia

EVB2935860: Ahmad Shah Qajar (1897-1929), as the teenage Shah of an Iran in 1913, when Iran was effectively ruled by Russia / Bridgeman Images

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Ahmad Shah Qajar (1897-1929), as the teenage Shah of an Iran in 1913, when Iran was effectively ruled by Russia

Alexandra, Princess of Wales (1844-1925), in 1867. She was married to the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1863
Alexandra, Princess of Wales (1844-1925), in 1867. She was married to the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1863

EVB2935866: Alexandra, Princess of Wales (1844-1925), in 1867. She was married to the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1863 / Bridgeman Images

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Alexandra, Princess of Wales (1844-1925), in 1867. She was married to the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1863

Edward, the Prince of Wales, the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1867
Edward, the Prince of Wales, the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1867

EVB2935867: Edward, the Prince of Wales, the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1867 / Bridgeman Images

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Edward, the Prince of Wales, the future Edward VII, King of Great Britain, c. 1867

Robert F. Kennedy, with wife Ethel, are mobbed during his nomination as New York State's Democratic Senatorial candidate in 1964
Robert F. Kennedy, with wife Ethel, are mobbed during his nomination as New York State's Democratic Senatorial candidate in 1964

EVB2935872: Robert F. Kennedy, with wife Ethel, are mobbed during his nomination as New York State's Democratic Senatorial candidate in 1964 / Bridgeman Images

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Robert F. Kennedy, with wife Ethel, are mobbed during his nomination as New York State's Democratic Senatorial candidate in 1964

G. David Schine, a friend and associate of lawyer Roy Cohn, before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Cohn's aggressive demands for special treatment as an Army private, brought critical attention to Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist crusade. 1954
G. David Schine, a friend and associate of lawyer Roy Cohn, before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Cohn's aggressive demands for special treatment as an Army private, brought critical attention to Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist crusade. 1954

EVB2935874: G. David Schine, a friend and associate of lawyer Roy Cohn, before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Cohn's aggressive demands for special treatment as an Army private, brought critical attention to Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist crusade. 1954 / Bridgeman Images

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G. David Schine, a friend and associate of lawyer Roy Cohn, before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Cohn's aggressive demands for special treatment as an Army private, brought critical attention to Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist crusade. 1954

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, riding her horse Ninbrano, clears a hurdle at the Loudoun Hunt horse show in Leesburg, Va. May 19, 1962
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, riding her horse Ninbrano, clears a hurdle at the Loudoun Hunt horse show in Leesburg, Va. May 19, 1962

EVB2935882: First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, riding her horse Ninbrano, clears a hurdle at the Loudoun Hunt horse show in Leesburg, Va. May 19, 1962 / Bridgeman Images

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First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, riding her horse Ninbrano, clears a hurdle at the Loudoun Hunt horse show in Leesburg, Va. May 19, 1962

Henry Wallace, Franklin Roosevelt's Democratic vice presidential candidate, in a motorcade in Rochester, New York, as a Republican opponent, Wendell Willkie's campaign truck passes in the opposite direction. Oct 7, 1940
Henry Wallace, Franklin Roosevelt's Democratic vice presidential candidate, in a motorcade in Rochester, New York, as a Republican opponent, Wendell Willkie's campaign truck passes in the opposite direction. Oct 7, 1940

EVB2935904: Henry Wallace, Franklin Roosevelt's Democratic vice presidential candidate, in a motorcade in Rochester, New York, as a Republican opponent, Wendell Willkie's campaign truck passes in the opposite direction. Oct 7, 1940 / Bridgeman Images

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Henry Wallace, Franklin Roosevelt's Democratic vice presidential candidate, in a motorcade in Rochester, New York, as a Republican opponent, Wendell Willkie's campaign truck passes in the opposite direction. Oct 7, 1940

Vice President Henry A. Wallace at the 1944 Democratic convention, unsuccessfully seeking a second vice presidential nomination. Moderate democrat Harry S. Truman was chosen as Roosevelt's running mate
Vice President Henry A. Wallace at the 1944 Democratic convention, unsuccessfully seeking a second vice presidential nomination. Moderate democrat Harry S. Truman was chosen as Roosevelt's running mate

EVB2935907: Vice President Henry A. Wallace at the 1944 Democratic convention, unsuccessfully seeking a second vice presidential nomination. Moderate democrat Harry S. Truman was chosen as Roosevelt's running mate / Bridgeman Images

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Vice President Henry A. Wallace at the 1944 Democratic convention, unsuccessfully seeking a second vice presidential nomination. Moderate democrat Harry S. Truman was chosen as Roosevelt's running mate

President Warren G. Harding, seated on chair presented to him by newspaper editors, outside the White House. 1921
President Warren G. Harding, seated on chair presented to him by newspaper editors, outside the White House. 1921

EVB2935922: President Warren G. Harding, seated on chair presented to him by newspaper editors, outside the White House. 1921 / Bridgeman Images

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President Warren G. Harding, seated on chair presented to him by newspaper editors, outside the White House. 1921

Seconds after John F. Kennedy's assassination two policemen on motorcycles speed by as some spectators cower on the ground, while three continue to take pictures, 1963 (photo)
Seconds after John F. Kennedy's assassination two policemen on motorcycles speed by as some spectators cower on the ground, while three continue to take pictures, 1963 (photo)

EVB2935929: Seconds after John F. Kennedy's assassination two policemen on motorcycles speed by as some spectators cower on the ground, while three continue to take pictures, 1963 (photo), Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

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Seconds after John F. Kennedy's assassination two policemen on motorcycles speed by as some spectators cower on the ground, while three continue to take pictures, 1963 (photo)

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

Two midwives comfort a woman sitting in a birthing chair while a third midwife delivers the baby; while in the background two men are consulting astrological charts and the stars. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580
Two midwives comfort a woman sitting in a birthing chair while a third midwife delivers the baby; while in the background two men are consulting astrological charts and the stars. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580

EVB2936439: Two midwives comfort a woman sitting in a birthing chair while a third midwife delivers the baby; while in the background two men are consulting astrological charts and the stars. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580 / Bridgeman Images

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Two midwives comfort a woman sitting in a birthing chair while a third midwife delivers the baby; while in the background two men are consulting astrological charts and the stars. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580

Leper Colony. The Kalawao Settlement, on the small Hawaiian island of Molokai, was established in 1866 as the first isolation settlement for Lepers. View of the Photo shows a c.1900 view of the colony, showing buildings, ocean, and mountains. Kalawao is now part of Kalaupapa National Historic Park
Leper Colony. The Kalawao Settlement, on the small Hawaiian island of Molokai, was established in 1866 as the first isolation settlement for Lepers. View of the Photo shows a c.1900 view of the colony, showing buildings, ocean, and mountains. Kalawao is now part of Kalaupapa National Historic Park

EVB2936448: Leper Colony. The Kalawao Settlement, on the small Hawaiian island of Molokai, was established in 1866 as the first isolation settlement for Lepers. View of the Photo shows a c.1900 view of the colony, showing buildings, ocean, and mountains. Kalawao is now part of Kalaupapa National Historic Park / Bridgeman Images

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Leper Colony. The Kalawao Settlement, on the small Hawaiian island of Molokai, was established in 1866 as the first isolation settlement for Lepers. View of the Photo shows a c.1900 view of the colony, showing buildings, ocean, and mountains. Kalawao is now part of Kalaupapa National Historic Park

1912 hygiene education in an Oklahoma school. One of the older students performs as daily inspection of teeth and finger nails for under the direction of the teacher. Photo by Lewis Hine
1912 hygiene education in an Oklahoma school. One of the older students performs as daily inspection of teeth and finger nails for under the direction of the teacher. Photo by Lewis Hine

EVB2936449: 1912 hygiene education in an Oklahoma school. One of the older students performs as daily inspection of teeth and finger nails for under the direction of the teacher. Photo by Lewis Hine, Hine, Lewis Wickes (1874-1940) / Bridgeman Images

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1912 hygiene education in an Oklahoma school. One of the older students performs as daily inspection of teeth and finger nails for under the direction of the teacher. Photo by Lewis Hine

Hine, Lewis Wickes (1874-1940)

Eugene Louis Doyen (1859-1916), eminent French surgeon, performing craniotomy with aid of doctor and nurse while nine physicians observe
Eugene Louis Doyen (1859-1916), eminent French surgeon, performing craniotomy with aid of doctor and nurse while nine physicians observe

EVB2936460: Eugene Louis Doyen (1859-1916), eminent French surgeon, performing craniotomy with aid of doctor and nurse while nine physicians observe / Bridgeman Images

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Eugene Louis Doyen (1859-1916), eminent French surgeon, performing craniotomy with aid of doctor and nurse while nine physicians observe

Open-heart surgery at the National Institute of Health, 1955
Open-heart surgery at the National Institute of Health, 1955

EVB2936468: Open-heart surgery at the National Institute of Health, 1955 / Bridgeman Images

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Open-heart surgery at the National Institute of Health, 1955

1912 operation separating young Indian conjoined twin sisters, Radica & Doodica, by famous French surgeon, Eugene-Louis Doyen (1859-1916) is at far left
1912 operation separating young Indian conjoined twin sisters, Radica & Doodica, by famous French surgeon, Eugene-Louis Doyen (1859-1916) is at far left

EVB2936470: 1912 operation separating young Indian conjoined twin sisters, Radica & Doodica, by famous French surgeon, Eugene-Louis Doyen (1859-1916) is at far left / Bridgeman Images

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1912 operation separating young Indian conjoined twin sisters, Radica & Doodica, by famous French surgeon, Eugene-Louis Doyen (1859-1916) is at far left

Avicenna massaging a patient, 1595 (engraving)
Avicenna massaging a patient, 1595 (engraving)

EVB2936472: Avicenna massaging a patient, 1595 (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

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Avicenna massaging a patient, 1595 (engraving)

Medieval doctor cutting open a patient's skull with a hammer and blade. Illustration from a 14th century French medical manuscript by Guy of Pavia
Medieval doctor cutting open a patient's skull with a hammer and blade. Illustration from a 14th century French medical manuscript by Guy of Pavia

EVB2936476: Medieval doctor cutting open a patient's skull with a hammer and blade. Illustration from a 14th century French medical manuscript by Guy of Pavia / Bridgeman Images

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Medieval doctor cutting open a patient's skull with a hammer and blade. Illustration from a 14th century French medical manuscript by Guy of Pavia

Physical therapy patient using stationary bicycle. c. 1950
Physical therapy patient using stationary bicycle. c. 1950

EVB2936481: Physical therapy patient using stationary bicycle. c. 1950 / Bridgeman Images

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Physical therapy patient using stationary bicycle. c. 1950

Victims of the Nagasaki atomic bombing of August 9, 1945 seek medical treatment in the Fukuromachi Relief Station. Outpatients are in the foreground. In the background, under mosquito netting, are in-patient quarters
Victims of the Nagasaki atomic bombing of August 9, 1945 seek medical treatment in the Fukuromachi Relief Station. Outpatients are in the foreground. In the background, under mosquito netting, are in-patient quarters

EVB2936490: Victims of the Nagasaki atomic bombing of August 9, 1945 seek medical treatment in the Fukuromachi Relief Station. Outpatients are in the foreground. In the background, under mosquito netting, are in-patient quarters / Bridgeman Images

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Victims of the Nagasaki atomic bombing of August 9, 1945 seek medical treatment in the Fukuromachi Relief Station. Outpatients are in the foreground. In the background, under mosquito netting, are in-patient quarters

Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine, standing behind table, lecturing. c. 1955
Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine, standing behind table, lecturing. c. 1955

EVB2936506: Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine, standing behind table, lecturing. c. 1955 / Bridgeman Images

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Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine, standing behind table, lecturing. c. 1955

Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine. c. 1955
Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine. c. 1955

EVB2936507: Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine. c. 1955 / Bridgeman Images

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Jonas E. Salk (1914-1995), American developer of the first polio vaccine. c. 1955

Woodcut illustrating acupuncture points on the left shoulder, arm, hand, torso, and face of a bearded Oriental man, and annotated with Japanese characters. From a medical text on acupuncture published in Osaka, Japan, 1805
Woodcut illustrating acupuncture points on the left shoulder, arm, hand, torso, and face of a bearded Oriental man, and annotated with Japanese characters. From a medical text on acupuncture published in Osaka, Japan, 1805

EVB2936515: Woodcut illustrating acupuncture points on the left shoulder, arm, hand, torso, and face of a bearded Oriental man, and annotated with Japanese characters. From a medical text on acupuncture published in Osaka, Japan, 1805 / Bridgeman Images

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Woodcut illustrating acupuncture points on the left shoulder, arm, hand, torso, and face of a bearded Oriental man, and annotated with Japanese characters. From a medical text on acupuncture published in Osaka, Japan, 1805

The three great ancient teachers of medicine: Galen (Roman), Avicenna (Persian), and Hippocrates (Greek). Woodcut from an early 15th century Latin language medical book
The three great ancient teachers of medicine: Galen (Roman), Avicenna (Persian), and Hippocrates (Greek). Woodcut from an early 15th century Latin language medical book

EVB2936521: The three great ancient teachers of medicine: Galen (Roman), Avicenna (Persian), and Hippocrates (Greek). Woodcut from an early 15th century Latin language medical book / Bridgeman Images

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The three great ancient teachers of medicine: Galen (Roman), Avicenna (Persian), and Hippocrates (Greek). Woodcut from an early 15th century Latin language medical book

Avicenna (980-1037), Arab physician and author of two classic texts,
Avicenna (980-1037), Arab physician and author of two classic texts,

EVB2936527: Avicenna (980-1037), Arab physician and author of two classic texts, / Bridgeman Images

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Avicenna (980-1037), Arab physician and author of two classic texts,

Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829), British chemist, discovered several chemical elements including sodium, potassium, barium, magnesium, calcium, and iodine. 1830 engraving
Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829), British chemist, discovered several chemical elements including sodium, potassium, barium, magnesium, calcium, and iodine. 1830 engraving

EVB2936529: Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829), British chemist, discovered several chemical elements including sodium, potassium, barium, magnesium, calcium, and iodine. 1830 engraving / Bridgeman Images

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Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829), British chemist, discovered several chemical elements including sodium, potassium, barium, magnesium, calcium, and iodine. 1830 engraving

Carlos Juan Finlay (1833-1915), Cuban physician and researcher of the yellow fever mosquito. His theory, published in 1881, that yellow fever was transmitted to humans by mosquitoes was late proved correct by U.S. Army doctor, Walter Reed
Carlos Juan Finlay (1833-1915), Cuban physician and researcher of the yellow fever mosquito. His theory, published in 1881, that yellow fever was transmitted to humans by mosquitoes was late proved correct by U.S. Army doctor, Walter Reed

EVB2936532: Carlos Juan Finlay (1833-1915), Cuban physician and researcher of the yellow fever mosquito. His theory, published in 1881, that yellow fever was transmitted to humans by mosquitoes was late proved correct by U.S. Army doctor, Walter Reed / Bridgeman Images

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Carlos Juan Finlay (1833-1915), Cuban physician and researcher of the yellow fever mosquito. His theory, published in 1881, that yellow fever was transmitted to humans by mosquitoes was late proved correct by U.S. Army doctor, Walter Reed

Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), the German founder of homeopathy, published his medical theories in his treatise, THE ORGANON OF RATIONAL HEALING, 1810
Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), the German founder of homeopathy, published his medical theories in his treatise, THE ORGANON OF RATIONAL HEALING, 1810

EVB2936538: Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), the German founder of homeopathy, published his medical theories in his treatise, THE ORGANON OF RATIONAL HEALING, 1810 / Bridgeman Images

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Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), the German founder of homeopathy, published his medical theories in his treatise, THE ORGANON OF RATIONAL HEALING, 1810

Hippocrates (460-375 BC). Engraving after an ancient sculpture. By P. Pontius, 17th century French school
Hippocrates (460-375 BC). Engraving after an ancient sculpture. By P. Pontius, 17th century French school

EVB2936541: Hippocrates (460-375 BC). Engraving after an ancient sculpture. By P. Pontius, 17th century French school / Bridgeman Images

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Hippocrates (460-375 BC). Engraving after an ancient sculpture. By P. Pontius, 17th century French school

Bedside scene showing French physician, Rene Laennec (1781-1826), with his ear to the patient's chest cavity conducting an auditory examination at Paris's Necker Hospital, c. 1820. He holds an early stethoscope, a wooden tube 30 centimeters long, an instrument he invented
Bedside scene showing French physician, Rene Laennec (1781-1826), with his ear to the patient's chest cavity conducting an auditory examination at Paris's Necker Hospital, c. 1820. He holds an early stethoscope, a wooden tube 30 centimeters long, an instrument he invented

EVB2936547: Bedside scene showing French physician, Rene Laennec (1781-1826), with his ear to the patient's chest cavity conducting an auditory examination at Paris's Necker Hospital, c. 1820. He holds an early stethoscope, a wooden tube 30 centimeters long, an instrument he invented / Bridgeman Images

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Bedside scene showing French physician, Rene Laennec (1781-1826), with his ear to the patient's chest cavity conducting an auditory examination at Paris's Necker Hospital, c. 1820. He holds an early stethoscope, a wooden tube 30 centimeters long, an instrument he invented

Mayo family portrait, c. 1900. From left: Charles Horace Mayo (1865-1939), William Worrall Mayo (1819-1911) and William James Mayo (1861-1939).William Worrall Mayo emigrated to the U.S. from England in 1845 and established a surgical practice in Rochester, Minnesota in 1863. His sons joined his practice and founded the Mayo Clinic in 1905
Mayo family portrait, c. 1900. From left: Charles Horace Mayo (1865-1939), William Worrall Mayo (1819-1911) and William James Mayo (1861-1939).William Worrall Mayo emigrated to the U.S. from England in 1845 and established a surgical practice in Rochester, Minnesota in 1863. His sons joined his practice and founded the Mayo Clinic in 1905

EVB2936549: Mayo family portrait, c. 1900. From left: Charles Horace Mayo (1865-1939), William Worrall Mayo (1819-1911) and William James Mayo (1861-1939).William Worrall Mayo emigrated to the U.S. from England in 1845 and established a surgical practice in Rochester, Minnesota in 1863. His sons joined his practice and founded the Mayo Clinic in 1905 / Bridgeman Images

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Mayo family portrait, c. 1900. From left: Charles Horace Mayo (1865-1939), William Worrall Mayo (1819-1911) and William James Mayo (1861-1939).William Worrall Mayo emigrated to the U.S. from England in 1845 and established a surgical practice in Rochester, Minnesota in 1863. His sons joined his practice and founded the Mayo Clinic in 1905

Friedrich Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). German physician believed that a spiritual force he called 'animal magnetism' and developed therapeutic massage and other physical practices to influence it's flow to cure patients. His theories countered religious explanations of madness and exorcisms, by assigning disease causes to 'natural' forces. His works was known by the 19th century practitioners of hypnosis, and his name is the source of the English word, mesmerize
Friedrich Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). German physician believed that a spiritual force he called 'animal magnetism' and developed therapeutic massage and other physical practices to influence it's flow to cure patients. His theories countered religious explanations of madness and exorcisms, by assigning disease causes to 'natural' forces. His works was known by the 19th century practitioners of hypnosis, and his name is the source of the English word, mesmerize

EVB2936551: Friedrich Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). German physician believed that a spiritual force he called 'animal magnetism' and developed therapeutic massage and other physical practices to influence it's flow to cure patients. His theories countered religious explanations of madness and exorcisms, by assigning disease causes to 'natural' forces. His works was known by the 19th century practitioners of hypnosis, and his name is the source of the English word, mesmerize / Bridgeman Images

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Friedrich Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). German physician believed that a spiritual force he called 'animal magnetism' and developed therapeutic massage and other physical practices to influence it's flow to cure patients. His theories countered religious explanations of madness and exorcisms, by assigning disease causes to 'natural' forces. His works was known by the 19th century practitioners of hypnosis, and his name is the source of the English word, mesmerize

The Consultation. A mother visits a doctor's office with her two children. The office indicates the doctor's use of pharmacology, with bottles of medicine, herbs bundles drying, a balance scale and mortar and pestle at lower right. Lithograph by Edouard Girardet, c. 1850
The Consultation. A mother visits a doctor's office with her two children. The office indicates the doctor's use of pharmacology, with bottles of medicine, herbs bundles drying, a balance scale and mortar and pestle at lower right. Lithograph by Edouard Girardet, c. 1850

EVB2936552: The Consultation. A mother visits a doctor's office with her two children. The office indicates the doctor's use of pharmacology, with bottles of medicine, herbs bundles drying, a balance scale and mortar and pestle at lower right. Lithograph by Edouard Girardet, c. 1850 / Bridgeman Images

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The Consultation. A mother visits a doctor's office with her two children. The office indicates the doctor's use of pharmacology, with bottles of medicine, herbs bundles drying, a balance scale and mortar and pestle at lower right. Lithograph by Edouard Girardet, c. 1850

Andrew Still, (1828-1917), founder of osteopathy, a medical practice based on the belief that bone and joint disorders, and diseases could be cured by manipulative medicine. c. 1914
Andrew Still, (1828-1917), founder of osteopathy, a medical practice based on the belief that bone and joint disorders, and diseases could be cured by manipulative medicine. c. 1914

EVB2936557: Andrew Still, (1828-1917), founder of osteopathy, a medical practice based on the belief that bone and joint disorders, and diseases could be cured by manipulative medicine. c. 1914 / Bridgeman Images

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Andrew Still, (1828-1917), founder of osteopathy, a medical practice based on the belief that bone and joint disorders, and diseases could be cured by manipulative medicine. c. 1914


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