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Lancet, The, 1945
When you paid me the honor of asking me to present this lecture, you will remember that I did not delay in my acceptance of your invitation. Aside from the distinction enjoyed by your society, the realization that I was following men like Thayer, William Mayo, Charles Martin, Walter Cannon, George Minot and Ludvig Hektoen, who, in addition to their ...
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When you paid me the honor of asking me to present this lecture, you will remember that I did not delay in my acceptance of your invitation. Aside from the distinction enjoyed by your society, the realization that I was following men like Thayer, William Mayo, Charles Martin, Walter Cannon, George Minot and Ludvig Hektoen, who, in addition to their ...
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The State of Internal Medicine
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1991To the Editors: We strongly disagree with the proposal outlined by Dr. Stein (1) to increase internal medicine residency training to 4 years, for the purpose of increasing the attractiveness of gen...
Gregg Coodley, Marcia Kerensky Coodley
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The State of Nanorobotics in Medicine
IEEE Pulse, 2019From ant-man to the Incredible Shrinking Machine, society has long envisioned developing devices tiny enough to enter human cells. Such nanotechnology could revolutionize the diagnosis of diseases like cancer and neurodegeneration, span new methods of precise drug delivery, and even directly repair damaged organs.
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The State of Medicinal Science
1976Medicinal science involves the study of pharmaca, especially of chemicals used in medicine as therapeutic and occasionally as prophylactic agents. It is based on combinations of experimental biology and chemistry and physics applied to the understanding of pathologies and restoring normal conditions in animal cells and tissues.
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