The 'Seminario de Historia de la Medicina Vasca / Euskal Medikuntzaren Historia Mintegia' was created in 1979 by José Luis Goti, Luis S. Granjel, and Ignacio Mª Barriola, among others.
Sources
- Museo Vasco de Historia de la Medicina y de la Ciencia (scielo.isciii.es)
- https://revistas.proeditio.com/jonnpr/article/download/4180/5115?inline=1 (revistas.proeditio.com)
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