SECTION I FOUNDING AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT
OF XIANGYA
1 Yale University and Yale-China Association
2 Thurston's Surveyin China
3 Taking Root in Hunan
4 Dr. Edward HumeArriving in Changsha
5 Dr. EdwardHume OpeningYaliHospital
6 Early Days of Yali Hospital
7 First Inpatients andFirst Surgery
8 Removing aTumor
9 False Alarm ofMedical Dispute
10 The Emergency Door
11 A Difficult Delivery
12 Infertility Treatment
13 Treatment of Smallpox
14 Numerous Letters of Thanks
15 Unexpected Rivals
16 The Fortuneteller and Astrologer
17 Superstitious Citizens
18 The Trouble Maker
19 Nina Gage Founding the Nursing School
20 First Conference of the Chinese Nursing Association -
21 Finding a Chinese Equivalent for the Word "Nurse"
22 Dr. Yan Joining the Yali Hospital
23 Dr. Yan Stopping the Plague
24 Dr. Yan Curing Tan Yankai of Lobar Pneumonia
25 Dr. Yan Preventing and Curing Ancylostostomiasis
26 Dr. Yan Founding the Red Cross Hospital and the
Renshu Nursing School
SECTION II CHINA-US COLLABORATION TO START
HUNAN-YALE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
27 Coinage oftheName "Xiangya"
28 Twists and Turns in the China-US Cooperation
29 Chaozong Street, Starting Point for Xiangya
30 Dr. Yan Initiating the Chinese MedicalAssociation
and the Hunan Medical Association
31 Teaching of Anthropotomy
32 Xiangya's Relief Efforts during the Liling Battle
33 Relocating and Renaming of the Hospital
and Nursing School
34 Mao Zedong as Chief Editor of New Hunan
35 Construction and Relocation of the College
36 Mourning TanYankai
SECTION III REHABILITATION OF XIANGYA
SECTION IV RELOCATION TO GUIYANG AND CHONGQING
SECTION V XIANGYA RETURNING TO CHANGSHA AFTER VICTORY OVER JAPAN
SECTION VI BEFORE THE DAYBREAK
SECTION VII NEW XIANGYA
SECTION VIII SKETCHES OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
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