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Johns Hopkins marks 100 years of medical education reform
Johns Hopkins advances in medical training began with Osler and a small group demanding college degrees for entrants. The hospital opened in 1889 and the school in 1893, shifting focus to research and bedside learning, influencing medical standards nationwide and worldwide. The century saw pivotal discoveries including the radical mastectomy and early dialysis developments.
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