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New England Journal of Medicine A 200 Year History
Two Boston doctors founded what became the New England Journal of Medicine in 1812 to promote evidence based care. From bloodletting to anesthesia and cardiac catheterization, the journal shaped medical ethics, research, and treatments, while facing early biases and controversial stances.
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New England Journal
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
New York City
Henry Jacob Bigelow
New England
American Me Ical Association
Pat Thibodeau
Medical Center
Duke University
Barron Lerner
Columbia University
John Collins Warren
James Jackson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts Medical Society
Warren
John Warren
George Washington
Jeffrey Crazen
Elizabeth Nabel
Eugene Braunwald
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Nabel
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Boston Hospital
Werner Forssman
Jerome Kassirer
Jeffrey M. Drazen
The
John C. Warren
Journal