John Addenbrooke, a Cambridge physician, founded the hospital with a generous donation in 1719. His vision was to create a place for the care of the poor and sick in the Cambridge area. The hospital opened in 1766, marking the beginning of centuries of medical excellence. Addenbrooke's legacy lives on through world-class research, innovation, and care. His founding principles continue to guide Cambridge Hospital's mission today.
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