Health Inquiry: Hearings Before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Eighty-third Congress, First and [-second] Sessions ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - 3151 pages |
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... doctors , scientists , and laymen who have appeared as witnesses in these hearings would constitute as fine a set of specialists as I know of . I have been greatly impressed . I know that all the members of the committee have been ...
... doctors , scientists , and laymen who have appeared as witnesses in these hearings would constitute as fine a set of specialists as I know of . I have been greatly impressed . I know that all the members of the committee have been ...
Page 950
... doctors on the panel : Mr. Owen made the statement that the doctors fail to recognize the disease he just discussed and yet he very clearly and succinctly mentions the symp- toms , enumerating double vision , staggering , tremors ...
... doctors on the panel : Mr. Owen made the statement that the doctors fail to recognize the disease he just discussed and yet he very clearly and succinctly mentions the symp- toms , enumerating double vision , staggering , tremors ...
Page 952
... doctors , then it is our duty to do it . But I have said many times , and I hope some of these doctors will agree with me . I realize they are on a spot . Dr. TRAEGER . I agree . Mr. KLEIN . These doctors are afraid to speak their own ...
... doctors , then it is our duty to do it . But I have said many times , and I hope some of these doctors will agree with me . I realize they are on a spot . Dr. TRAEGER . I agree . Mr. KLEIN . These doctors are afraid to speak their own ...
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... doctors throughout the United States . It will make Government socialized medicine absolutely unnecessary . In every section of the country , groups of doctors can carry out their own independent adaptations of the pattern of voluntary ...
... doctors throughout the United States . It will make Government socialized medicine absolutely unnecessary . In every section of the country , groups of doctors can carry out their own independent adaptations of the pattern of voluntary ...
Page 1343
... doctors can apply this type of plan elsewhere throughout the country has been demonstrated by the fact that the plan ... doctors engaged in group practice in the country . Medical knowledge has become so vast that no one doctor can cover ...
... doctors can apply this type of plan elsewhere throughout the country has been demonstrated by the fact that the plan ... doctors engaged in group practice in the country . Medical knowledge has become so vast that no one doctor can cover ...
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