Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of Health |
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Page 49
... organization and ideology " of different systems . Everywhere " the rationalization is motivated , not by politics of the left or the right , but by the sheer necessity to secure more effective use of scarce and expensive resources ...
... organization and ideology " of different systems . Everywhere " the rationalization is motivated , not by politics of the left or the right , but by the sheer necessity to secure more effective use of scarce and expensive resources ...
Page 49
... organization and ideology " of different systems . Everywhere " the rationalization is motivated , not by politics of the left or the right , but by the sheer necessity to secure more effective use of scarce and expensive resources ...
... organization and ideology " of different systems . Everywhere " the rationalization is motivated , not by politics of the left or the right , but by the sheer necessity to secure more effective use of scarce and expensive resources ...
Page 247
... Organized medicine has practically ceased to be the art of healing the curable , and consoling the hopeless has turned ... organization of patient cooperatives to balance or support a professional medical power . Each of these proposals ...
... Organized medicine has practically ceased to be the art of healing the curable , and consoling the hopeless has turned ... organization of patient cooperatives to balance or support a professional medical power . Each of these proposals ...
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
The Medicalization of Life | 39 |
Specific Counterproductivity | 211 |
Copyright | |
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