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'''Secular hospitals''' are hospitals run by secular, non-religious governments or organizations. | '''Secular hospitals''' are hospitals run by secular, non-religious governments or organizations. | ||
| − | America's oldest public hospital in existence is New York's Bellevue Hospital which was established in 1736. The hospital, initially a six-bed hospital, was a municipal hospital created by a secular, non-religious government. | + | America's oldest public hospital in existence is New York's Bellevue Hospital which was established in 1736. The hospital, initially a six-bed hospital, was a municipal hospital created by a secular, non-religious government. Secular hospitals commonly perform [[abortion]]s. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 23:06, October 9, 2019
Secular hospitals are hospitals run by secular, non-religious governments or organizations.
America's oldest public hospital in existence is New York's Bellevue Hospital which was established in 1736. The hospital, initially a six-bed hospital, was a municipal hospital created by a secular, non-religious government. Secular hospitals commonly perform abortions.