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Henry E. Sigerist (1891-1957), a French philologist and historian of medicine, was the first to show the relationship between medical practice and social conditions and to approach it as an aspect of the history of civilization. The following is one of the lectures he gave at the University of London which presents an excellent background of the history of Western public health: J. P. Frank's pioneering work in the field of social medicine, almost two centuries ago, a contribution that remained virtually unnoticed until Sigerist reappraised it.

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  • Sigerist (1891-1957), a French philologist and historian of medicine, was the first to show the relationship between medical practice and social conditions and to approach it as an aspect of the history of civilization

  • The following is one of the lectures he gave at the University of London which presents an excellent background of the history of Western public health: J

  • Un proyecto de código de salud fue aprobado en 1800 por las autoridades y la facultad de medicina; incluía todos los postulados de Frank pero nunca se puso en práctica por las mismas razones políticas que habían dejado sin efecto el programa suizo

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La carrera médica fue extendida a cinco años, y como Pavía era una ciudad pequeña, con un hospital no muy grande, dispuso que durante las vacaciones de verano los alumnos practicaran en el Ospedale Maggiore de Milán, más importante, en donde cumplían guardias, observaban operaciones, y realizaban autopsias. Se publicó como una disertación de un estudiante llamado Danilevsky, pero sabemos que fue un trabajo del propio Frank.

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