Medical history: the story of Florence DeHart, MD.

It is through the study of women physicians like Florence DeHart that we understand the history of women in medicine. Dr. DeHart walked through the doors of medicine opened by the Blackwell sisters and kept the doors open for future women physicians.

Medicine in the making: 90 years of New Jersey medicine.

At the turn of the century, leaders of the Medical Society of New Jersey (MSNJ) created the Committee on Publication to establish an "up-to-date, bright, scientific medical journal that would prove helpful to the members of the profession in their practical work and scientific advancement." The first issue of The Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey was published in September 1904. One thousand physicians read that issue; today, the journal is read by 12,000 physicians.

Crossing the color barrier in New Jersey.

The hard work of the first black physicians in New Jersey paved the way for future generations. Dr. Clarence Janifer, one such physician, challenged the organized medical profession in New Jersey.