[The socio-political involvement of physicians with ties to the Lódź-based 'Czasopismo Lekarskie' ('Physicians' Journal') in the years 1899-1908]

Anna Marek

Medycyna nowozytna: studia nad historia medycyny / Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii Nauki 02/2003; 10(1-2):121-52.

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Abstract

In 1899, at the initiative of J. Kolifńki and S. Sterling a journal entitled 'Czasopismo Lekarskie' was established in Lódź The monthly publication was meant for provincial physicians, especially factory-affiliated and country doctors who wished to improve their professional qualifications. In addition to their professional careers as well as editorial and publishing activities, the physicians connected with 'Czasopismo Lekarskie' were also social activists. They worked to improve the working conditions of workers and the conditions in Polish schools. They set up new hospitals, wards and treatment facilities. They also Joined the war on alcoholism, contagious diseases, venereal disease and cancer, and took an active part in public life. 'Czasopisnm Lekarskie' was published until 1908.

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Keywords

'Czasopismo Lekarskie'
 
'Czasopisnm Lekarskie'
 
active part
 
contagious diseases
 
country doctors
 
factory-affiliated
 
J. Kolifńki
 
monthly publication
 
Polish schools
 
professional careers
 
professional qualifications
 
publishing activities
 
S. Sterling
 
treatment facilities
 
wards
 
workers