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The future of medical education

by Oliver Cope,

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…

Do you really want a family doctor?

by David D. Rutstein,

What it costs to train a doctor

by L.S. Paul,

Adventures in Money-Raising

by Abraham Flexner,

Lambert of Fiji

by Webb Waldron,

Ape study and the crash in stocks

by Edward Sandford Martin,

Protecting civilization

by Stewart Paton,

The physician's duty in the reorganization of society

Medical education in New York

by William H. (William Henry) Rideing,

Medical education

Wraparound

The future of medical education

Why I am not a psychiatrist

Fee-for-service Professors

Do you really want a family doctor?

What it costs to train a doctor

Adventures in Money-Raising

Lambert of Fiji

Ape study and the crash in stocks

Protecting civilization

Medical education in New York

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Wraparound

The future of medical education

Why I am not a psychiatrist

Fee-for-service Professors

Do you really want a family doctor?

What it costs to train a doctor

Adventures in Money-Raising

Lambert of Fiji

Ape study and the crash in stocks

Protecting civilization

Medical education in New York

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