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J. Nevins Hyde, M.D.

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Name: James Nevins Hyde
Death date: Sep 6, 1910
Place of death: Prout's Neck, ME
Birth date: 1840
Type of practice: Allopath
Practice specialities:D Dermatology, GS General Surgery
Hospital affiliations: Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago, Augustana Hospital, Chicago, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, Chicago Orphan Asylum
Medical school(s): Rush Medical College, Chicago, 1878, (G)
Professorship: Rush Medical College, Chicago, skin, venereal, genito-urinary diseases
Journal of the American Medical Association Citation: 55:1039; (M)

 

 

 

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