Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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Side 19
... - nine as vendible an article as a tooth - pick . But the druggist is not alone in this abuse of his pro- fession . Too often the physician , also , is a party to the " tricks of trade , " and prostitutes PHYSICIAN AND APOTHECARY . 19.
... - nine as vendible an article as a tooth - pick . But the druggist is not alone in this abuse of his pro- fession . Too often the physician , also , is a party to the " tricks of trade , " and prostitutes PHYSICIAN AND APOTHECARY . 19.
Side 214
... fession plods on undisturbed , adhering to its old fee - bills , which amount now in fact only to about one - third the former rates . We hear few com- plaints among practitioners , though every one who continues to charge the same fee ...
... fession plods on undisturbed , adhering to its old fee - bills , which amount now in fact only to about one - third the former rates . We hear few com- plaints among practitioners , though every one who continues to charge the same fee ...
Side 284
... fession and the moral character of a physician of hitherto good reputation . It would not seem possible that a medical man , having any re- gard for justice or for his profession , could be found who would consent to support such a ...
... fession and the moral character of a physician of hitherto good reputation . It would not seem possible that a medical man , having any re- gard for justice or for his profession , could be found who would consent to support such a ...
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DOCTOR IN MEDICINE | 1 |
EMPLOYMENT OF ANÆSTHETICS | 6 |
PHYSICIAN AND APOTHECARY | 13 |
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