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Quality of Life and Healthcare Seeking Behavior among Internal Migrant Laborers in Coimbatore, India: A Community-based Analytical Cross-sectional Study. [PDF]
Indian J Community MedAparnavi P +8 more
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Task Sharing for Diagnosis and Management of Dermatophytosis and Scabies in Periurban Community of Chandigarh. [PDF]
Indian J Community MedSandal S, Kavita K, Saini SK, Narang T.
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Program Evaluation of the Family Adoption Program for Medical Graduates in India: A Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) and Stakeholder Analysis in a Medical College in Assam. [PDF]
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Rational use of antibiotics at primary & secondary healthcare facilities in district Panchkula, Haryana, North India: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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British Homeopathic Journal, 1968
SummaryThis paper has indicated that modern scientific medicine is quite different from “allopathy” which was originally defined as suppression of disease symptoms by an agent producing the opposite symptoms.The term Homœopathy does not express cure and it is suggested that a new term such as Symptom Stimulation Cure or the initials S.S.C.
T. Stewart
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SummaryThis paper has indicated that modern scientific medicine is quite different from “allopathy” which was originally defined as suppression of disease symptoms by an agent producing the opposite symptoms.The term Homœopathy does not express cure and it is suggested that a new term such as Symptom Stimulation Cure or the initials S.S.C.
T. Stewart
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1910
To the Editor: In the article, "The Medical Sects,"The Journal, July 9, 1910, p. 146, occurs the following passage: "Allopathy was just as sectarian as homeopathy. Indeed homeopathy was the inevitable retort to allopathy." Here is given a false impression—indeed, a misstatement of the facts.
Joseph A. Cogan
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To the Editor: In the article, "The Medical Sects,"The Journal, July 9, 1910, p. 146, occurs the following passage: "Allopathy was just as sectarian as homeopathy. Indeed homeopathy was the inevitable retort to allopathy." Here is given a false impression—indeed, a misstatement of the facts.
Joseph A. Cogan
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