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A Brief History of The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
by G. David Anderson, University Archivist

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Present Day

Ross Hall Courtyard 2002Today The George Washington University Medical Center is internationally known for its outstanding medical education, research, and clinical care. In emergency medicine, the neurosciences, cancer, cardiology and numerous other areas, the Medical Center has proven itself a leader.

Perhaps Dr. Sewall, addressing the opening session of the medical department in 1825, said it best: "Who knows but [that] it may be reserved to this school to make some discovery in medicine which shall commence a new era in the science or furnish the world with a remedy for some fatal disease which now eludes the powers of medicine?" The Medical Center of The George Washington University has already made good on that prediction several times over, and the promise for the future is bright.

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