Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... became quite effective . The spectacular decline in mortality and morbidity was due to changes in sanita- tion , agriculture , marketing , and general attitudes toward life . But though these changes were sometimes influenced by the ...
... became quite effective . The spectacular decline in mortality and morbidity was due to changes in sanita- tion , agriculture , marketing , and general attitudes toward life . But though these changes were sometimes influenced by the ...
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... became the principal business of the medical profession . Costly prevention and costly treatment became increasingly the privilege of those individuals who through previous consumption of medical services had established a claim to more ...
... became the principal business of the medical profession . Costly prevention and costly treatment became increasingly the privilege of those individuals who through previous consumption of medical services had established a claim to more ...
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... became widely avail- able . The positive contribution of modern medicine to in- dividual health during the early part of the twentieth century can hardly be questioned . But then medicine began to approach the second water- shed . Every ...
... became widely avail- able . The positive contribution of modern medicine to in- dividual health during the early part of the twentieth century can hardly be questioned . But then medicine began to approach the second water- shed . Every ...
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