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... damage caused onto the victim , and that the dope - sheet of a multinational pharmaceutical concern tells its readers that " iatrogenic disease is almost always of neurotic origin . " 69 Defenseless Patients The undesirable side ...
... damage caused onto the victim , and that the dope - sheet of a multinational pharmaceutical concern tells its readers that " iatrogenic disease is almost always of neurotic origin . " 69 Defenseless Patients The undesirable side ...
Page 40
... damage it causes constitutes only the first step in the indictment of pathogenic medicine.6 The trail beaten in the harvest is only a reminder of the greater damage done by the baron to the village that his hunt overruns . Social ...
... damage it causes constitutes only the first step in the indictment of pathogenic medicine.6 The trail beaten in the harvest is only a reminder of the greater damage done by the baron to the village that his hunt overruns . Social ...
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... damage in children is as often as not a creation of Ritalin ; it is a diagnosis determined by the treatment . See Roger D. Freeman , " Review of Medicine in Special Education : Medical - Behavioral Pseudorelationships , " Jour- nal of ...
... damage in children is as often as not a creation of Ritalin ; it is a diagnosis determined by the treatment . See Roger D. Freeman , " Review of Medicine in Special Education : Medical - Behavioral Pseudorelationships , " Jour- nal of ...
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