Summary:
The book chronicles the history of Bellevue Hospital, America's oldest public hospital, detailing its evolution from a small almshouse to a modern medical facility. It highlights the hospital's role in addressing public health crises, pioneering medical advances, and its service to New York City's diverse population through epidemics, wars, and social upheaval.
Key points:
1. Bellevue's Past: The book details Bellevue Hospital's rich history since 1736, including its role in major American medical events.
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