Obstetrical Society of London
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Early 1859: The Obstetrical Society of London was fo...
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Early 1859
The Obstetrical Society of London was founded.
3 April 1867: Isaac Baker Brown was expelled from the Obstetrical...
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3 April 1867
Isaac Baker Brown
was expelled from the Obstetrical Society of London
for failing to obtain patients' consent for performing clitoridectomies.
1870-1871: The Obstetrical Society of London reported...
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1870-1871
The Obstetrical Society of London
reported on the activity of midwives.
1872: The Obstetrical Society of London began offering...
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1872
The Obstetrical Society of London
began offering a three-month course which led to a midwifery diploma.
1872: The Obstetrical Association of Midwives,...
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1872
The Obstetrical Association of Midwives
, an autonomous body, precursor to the Royal College of Midwives
, was developed to campaign for better standing for female midwives.
Early 1872: The Obstetrical Society began registering...
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Early 1872
The Obstetrical Society
began registering midwives through an examination and annual licensing system.
1880: A new type of disposable sanitary towels,...
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1880
A new type of disposable sanitary towels, encouraging greater mobility than diapers, were exhibited by Southall, Barclay, and Company
of Birmingham.
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