Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... opinion of medical men , and there are few learned and considerate persons of any other pursuit who do not yield it equal homage . In- deed , no liberal mind , familiar with the range of natural sciences which medicine comprehends , the ...
... opinion of medical men , and there are few learned and considerate persons of any other pursuit who do not yield it equal homage . In- deed , no liberal mind , familiar with the range of natural sciences which medicine comprehends , the ...
Side 157
... opinion is based upon an analysis of facts , often extremely subtile , and generally susceptible of various explanations . How important that his mind should be entirely free from all precon- ceived theories , and that he should be ...
... opinion is based upon an analysis of facts , often extremely subtile , and generally susceptible of various explanations . How important that his mind should be entirely free from all precon- ceived theories , and that he should be ...
Side 287
... opinions with the ignorant , and soon produce their legitimate effects in the prose- cution of the attending physician . At the trial which follows , an accusing medical witness ... opinion- ated " MEDICAL MEN VS. MEDICAL MEN . 287.
... opinions with the ignorant , and soon produce their legitimate effects in the prose- cution of the attending physician . At the trial which follows , an accusing medical witness ... opinion- ated " MEDICAL MEN VS. MEDICAL MEN . 287.
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PHYSICIAN AND APOTHECARY | 13 |
RECRUITS FOR THE PROFESSION | 22 |
SUICIDE IN THE TOMBS | 29 |
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