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Dr. Ellen Kirk

By iman
September 11, 2011· 1 min read
Dr. Ellen Kirk
Historyiman · September 11, 2011 · 1 min

Please meet Dr. Ellen Kirk, a Homeopathic physician and co-founder in 1879 of what became the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children. Received her degree in 1877 from the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women. Professionally active, she published research, primarily in obstetrics. Long Live

Please meet Dr. Ellen Kirk, a Homeopathic physician and co-founder in 1879 of what became the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children. Received her degree in 1877 from the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women. Professionally active, she published research, primarily in obstetrics. Long Live Homeopathy! !

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