- was an
important reason for the
historical wave of
establishments of
sanatoria,
especially at the end of the 19th and
early 20th centuries. One sought...
- The
following is a list of
notable sanatoria (singular: sanatorium) in the
United States.
Sanatoria were
medical facilities that
specialized in treatment...
-
immediately following Breuer's treatment, Anna O.
spent three short periods in
sanatoria with the
diagnosis "hysteria" with "somatic symptoms", and some authors...
-
their 20s.
Germany set up
vigorous measures of
public hygiene and
public sanatoria, but
France let
private physicians handle the problem,
which left it with...
- and the
infected poor were "encouraged" to
enter sanatoria that
resembled prisons. The
sanatoria for the
middle and
upper classes offered excellent...
- resort, but with
medical services. In
countries of the
former Warsaw Pact,
sanatoria are
hotels with
health resort facilities and
services such as m****age...
- as well as
beach tours to
Avaza and
medical tours and
holidays in the
sanatoria in Mollagara, Bayramaly, Ýylysuw and Archman. In
January 2022 President...
-
Sopot Festival is held
every year. By 1912, a
third complex of baths,
sanatoria, hotels, and
restaurants was opened,
attracting even more tourists. Shortly...
- York at the turn of the
twentieth century. Anders,
James M. (1898). "
Sanatoria and
special hospitals for the poor
consumptive and
persons with slight...
-
Soviet regime confiscated all
aristocratic mansions and
turned them into
sanatoria,
frequented by the
Communist party elite.
Despite significant damage caused...
