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America Had 160 Medical Schools Before 1910 — Then the Flexner Era Closed More Than Half

Before 1910, the United States had more than 160 medical schools serving cities, rural communities, and underserved populations across the country. Within a generation, more than half of them disappeared. This video explores the rise of the Flexner Report, the role of Abraham Flexner, and how funding from Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller helped reshape American medical education. How did licensing boards, accreditation standards, and capital requirements lead to the closure of dozens of schools? Why were rural communities and Black medical institutions hit the hardest? And how did this transformation shape the modern American healthcare system we live with today? If you're interested in the history of medicine, medical school closures, physician shortages, and the hidden structure of healthcare, this is the story behind one of the most important turning points in American history. Sources: https://anotepad.com/notes/dikk7t9q ----------------------------------- Disclaimer: This channel explores historical mysteries through narrative storytelling and speculative interpretation. The content is intended to present ideas and perspectives for discussion rather than definitive historical conclusions. Some visuals include authentic archival photographs discovered during research, while others are AI-generated or artistically enhanced to help illustrate historical scenes and concepts.