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It was actually started by Abraham Jacobi who was born in Germany in 1830. Hes considered the father of pediatrics and founded the first childrens clinic in the United States. Oh, and someone did just say "I'm gonna call it Pediatrics!" idiot... it comes from the Greek language meaning healer of children.
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May you have history of Pediatrics?
May I have a complete history of Pediatrics?
What has the author Marshall C Pease written?
Marshall C. Pease has written: 'American Academy of Pediatrics' -- subject(s): American Academy of Pediatrics, History
What has the author James Binder written?
James Binder has written: 'Pediatric interviewing' -- subject(s): Physician-Patient Relations, Methods, Adolescent, Communication, Parents, Medical History Taking, Communication in pediatrics, Child, Diagnosis, Pediatrics, Children, Diseases
When was Clinical Pediatrics created?
Clinical Pediatrics was created in 1962.
When was The Journal of Pediatrics created?
The Journal of Pediatrics was created in 1932.
What has the author Giovanni Battista Cavazzuti written?
Giovanni Battista Cavazzuti has written: 'Riccardo Simonini' -- subject(s): Pediatrics, Pediatricians, Biography, History
When was Vietnam National Hospital of Pediatrics created?
Vietnam National Hospital of Pediatrics was created in 1969.
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What are some history words that start with the letter k?
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How do you use pediatrics in a sentence?
Pediatrics is the medical treatment of children. Here are some sentences.The doctor specialized in pediatrics.Pediatrics is on the fourth floor of the hospital.I want to study pediatrics in medical school.
What is the medical term meaning study of children and their diseases?
Pediatrics. This is why children's doctors are called pediatricions.Pediatrics
What is American Academy of Pediatrics's motto?
The motto of American Academy of Pediatrics is 'Dedicated to the Health of All Children'.
