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Daniel Hale Williams successfully performed the first open-heart surgery and founded Chicago's Provident Hospital, America's first interracial medical facility.
A legacy of medical excellence by Black Enterprise
Daniel Hale Williams, and CEO and philanthropist Comer J.
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Drew (the creator of the first blood bank), Daniel Hale Williams (the first to successfully perform open-heart surgery), and Susan McKinney Steward (an innovator of homeopathic medicine) didn't just heal the sick; they challenged what was sick about our society.
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