Philosophy
Obviously the physician needs all the available evidence of disease before attempting to prescribe. ...
By ILH Editorial
June 10, 2011· 1 min read
PhilosophyILH Editorial · June 10, 2011 · 1 min
PONDERINGS: Obviously the physician needs all the available evidence of disease before attempting to prescribe. We are very prone to rely more on the finer or subjective symptoms than our allopathic friends, who lean more upon the coarser or objective one, including laboratory findings.
PONDERINGS: Obviously the physician needs all the available evidence of disease before attempting to prescribe. We are very prone to rely more on the finer or subjective symptoms than our allopathic friends, who lean more upon the coarser or objective one, including laboratory findings.
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