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, " closed the turbulent and a es eel damao-e at one cent. medical, political and radio career of Dr. John In this trial, attorney for th defen Richard Brinkley 56 , rejuvenation urgeon pointed out that neith
. The latter was by philosophy a mechanist, primarily interested in sensation and motion, and not at the time of his discovery preoccupied with any idea about vital functions. Magendie's simpler idea
man being hould con truct to the be t of hi ability a philo oph of life. B a philosophy of life we mean an interpretation of life, a view, provi ional at least, of the main purpo of life and the ... ophy of life in olve a po it1v or neo-ative view toward God and religion. philo ophy of life may be termed a religiou philosophy if the vi w of God h ld a central and all-important place. n rienta tion
Bell's writing was a little difficult to understand and, even with a smattering of French, it is easier to understand Magendie. The latter was by philosophy a mechanist, primarily interested in sensation
California. NIedical A rt and ciences endeavor to give the reader an understanding of the philosophy on which such practice is based. On analysi it will be recognized that even in the earlier histories of
hould con truct to the be t of hi ability a philo oph of life. B a philosophy of life we mean an interpretation of life, a view, provi ional at least, of the main purpo of life and the undergirding ... life in olve a po it1v or neo-ative view toward God and religion. philo ophy of life may be termed a religiou philosophy if the vi w of God h ld a central and all-important place. n rienta? tion toward
hould con truct to the be t of hi ability a philo oph of life. B a philosophy of life we mean an interpretation of life, a view, provi ional at least, of the main purpo of life and the undergirding ... life in olve a po it1v or neo-ative view toward God and religion. philo ophy of life may be termed a religiou philosophy if the vi w of God h ld a central and all-important place. n rienta tion toward
vigorous ob er was stale in five years, in the rut by ten, and by vation , which form the bases of his ' ork twenty in so deep he could never get out." upon the human philosophy involved in the proce of
necessity of meeting more ade quately the personal needs of our individual patients, there is the wider and highly signifi cant medico-political problem. If patients in distress do not find adequate help
individual patients, there is the wider and highly signifi? cant medico-political problem. If patients in distress do not find adequate help from their physicians, if they are t~ frequently operated and
individual patients, there is the wider and highly signifi cant medico-political problem. If patients in distress do not find adequate help from their physicians, if they are t~ frequently operated and
