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Medical care

The arch-hospital

by Franz J. (Franz Josef) Ingelfinger,

An ailing monopoly

What doctors can do to cut the cost of medical care

In the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, students in medical schools paid fees directly to their professors — a fee for each course of instruction. The great John Hunter’s fatal attack of angina pectoris…

Veterans

by John E. Booth,

Our biggest privileged class

Comeback from a brain operation

by Lawrence B. Bixby,

Medical care

A candle for St. Greed’s

Journal of a plague year

A simpler creed

The arch-hospital

The doctors meet the people

America’s unhealthy children

What doctors can do to cut the cost of medical care

Exigencies of eighty

Fee-for-service Professors

Veterans

Comeback from a brain operation

Debug

Medical care

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A candle for St. Greed’s

Journal of a plague year

A simpler creed

The arch-hospital

The doctors meet the people

America’s unhealthy children

What doctors can do to cut the cost of medical care

Exigencies of eighty

Fee-for-service Professors

Veterans

Comeback from a brain operation

November 1952

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