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Medieval Hospitals The first wave of hospitals appeared in the towns during the 11th Century. 30% of them were owned and run by the Church and were run by monks and nuns who provided food, warmth and prayers for mostly older people who couldn't look after Religion played a major role: themselves any more.
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