JHC08. Medicine
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
American Physicians and Friends for Medicine in Israel Records
American Technion Society, Boston Chapter, Women’s Division Records
Arthur S. Obermayer Papers
Beth Israel Hospital (Boston, Mass) Records
Celia and Mauricio Dulfano Papers
This collection contains personal documents belonging to Celia and Mauricio Dulfano, a Jewish scholarly couple who emigrated from Argentina to Israel and later to the United States. The collection consists primarily of official documents such as government-issued identity cards and academic certificates that detail their migratory life between the three countries as well as their professional success in the fields of social work and pulmonary medicine, respectively.
Dr. Samuel A. Levine and Rosalind Weinberg Papers
This collection contains materials belonging to esteemed cardiologist Dr. Samuel A. Levine and his wife, philanthropist and artist Rosalind Weinberg. Materials include artifacts and documents such as correspondence, newspaper clippings from Jewish and local papers, issues of medical journals, programs, recognitions of philanthropy, and photographs.
Dr. Samuel Goodman Papers
Dr. Samuel Goodman was a graduate of the University of the City of New York, Medical Department (now Cornell Medical School) and was one of the first Jewish physicians to practice in Boston. This collection includes clippings, letters, and a photograph pertaining to the medical career of Dr. Goodman.
Jacob Fine Papers
Jewish Memorial Hospital and Rehabilitation Center (Boston, Mass.) Records
Jewish Tuberculosis Sanatorium of New England (Rutland, Mass.) Records
The Jewish Tuberculosis Sanatorium of New England was founded in 1927 to provide a place for those afflicted with tuberculosis to recover. It was a non-sectarian hospital that provided for leisure, the latest medicine and treatments, and recreation. This collection contains brochures, event programs, newspaper articles, and newsletters.