Description
Step into a piece of history with this vintage issue of Newsweek Magazine from July 11, 1966. In this captivating edition, the publication delves into critical issues surrounding our healthcare system. The article titled "Our Sick Hospitals & The Impact of Medicare" provides a profound insight into the challenges faced by hospitals at the time and the implications of Medicare's introduction on patient care. This magazine is not just a glimpse into the past; it’s an essential read for anyone interested in the evolution of healthcare in America.
This magazine is rated in Good condition, meaning it has been cherished yet shows minor wear throughout. The presence of a label on the front might serve as a delightful touch for collectors or enthusiasts. Each page offers a snapshot of the era, making it a fantastic addition to any collection or a great conversation starter.
- Protective Covering: The magazine comes fitted with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains in good condition for years to come.
- Historical Relevance: Dive into the analysis of healthcare dynamics that shaped modern practices and policies. This article is a reflective piece that opens discussions on current issues in the healthcare system.
In addition to its engaging content, the visuals within this magazine allow readers to appreciate the style and layout of publications from the 1960s. As you flip through the pages, you’ll discover advertisements, photographs, and stories that capture the zeitgeist of the time.
As a collector’s item, this magazine not only marks an important time in healthcare but also enhances your vintage collection. Whether you’re a history buff, a healthcare professional, or simply someone who appreciates vintage media, this Newsweek issue is a must-have.
