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Byun and Lee: The Beginning of Medical Education for Women in Korea: Boguyeogwan

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Fig. 1

Caring for and Saving Woman's Hospital, the first women's hospital in Korea, 1887. Dr Howard is standing in the center.

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Fig. 2

Baldwin Dispensary.

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Fig. 3

Lillian Harris Memorial Hospital.

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Fig. 4

Doctor, nurse and students in Caring for and Saving Woman's Hospital (Dr. Mary Cutler, Margaret J. Edmunds and 5 nurses, from the right to the left).

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Fig. 5

Sinchon Hospital.

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5. Lee BW. Life and medical missionary activities of Esther K. Pak(1877-1910). Korean J Med Hist. 2007; 16:193–213.
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