The Dittrick Medical History Center sits unassumingly on Case Western Reserve University’s campus, quietly housing one of America’s most captivating collections of medical artifacts and oddities.

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One of the museum’s most captivating sections is the meticulously recreated 19th-century doctor’s office. Standing in this space feels like you’ve stepped through a time portal. The examination table, ...

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Healthcare institutions, medical schools, industry partners and government bodies need to work together to develop ...

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From Oct. 7 to 10, over 150 Armenian doctors participated in the first of 20 medical education workshops, conducted by six ...

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