Saint and Doctors: Gender, Social Class and Spiritual Health in the Egyptian Delta from the 1890s to 1910s

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RT @khowagayya: Saint and Doctors: Gender, Social Class and Spiritual Health in the Egyptian Delta from the 1890s to 1910s https://t.co/McT…

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RT @khowagayya: Saint and Doctors: Gender, Social Class and Spiritual Health in the Egyptian Delta from the 1890s to 1910s https://t.co/McT…

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Read why, after the 1848 cholera outbreak, female physicians and healers and a focus on well-being by Christian missionaries helped the health system in the #MiddleEastern Egyptian delta city of Tanta thrive in this @SSHMedicine article by @MedHistMENA. ht

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RT @khowagayya: This list is not exhaustive and here is a link to my most recent work on Tanta https://t.co/fcBhOMeuT9 #histmed #Egypt #hi…

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