The Doctor's Dilemma: Preface on Doctors
by
Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950
- table of contents
A word from our supporters:
File extension W3X
The Doctor's Dilemma: Preface On Doctors Bernard Shaw 1909 Doubtful Character Borne By The Medical Profession
Doctor's Consciences The Peculiar People
Recoil Of The Dogma Of Medical Infallibility On The Doctor
Why Doctors Do Not Differ
The Craze For Operations
Credulity And Chloroform Medical Poverty
The Successful Doctor
Are Doctors Men Of Science?
Economic Difficulties Of Immunization
The Perils Of Inoculation
Doctors And Vivisection The Primitive Savage Motive
The Higher Motive. The Tree Of Knowledge. The Flaw In The Argument
Limitations Of The Right To Knowledge A False Alternative
Cruelty For Its Own Sake Our Own Cruelties
The Scientific Investigation Of Cruelty Suggested Laboratory Tests Of The Vivisector's Emotions
Routine
The Old Line Between Man And Beast Vivisecting The Human Subject
"the Lie Is A European Power" An Argument Which Would Defend Any Crime
Thou Art The Man
What The Public Wants And Will Not Get The Vaccination Craze Statistical Illusions
The Surprises Of Attention And Neglect
Stealing Credit From Civilization
Biometrika
Patient-made Therapeutics The Reforms Also Come From The Laity
Fashions And Epidemics The Doctor's Virtues
Medical Organization
The Social Solution Of The Medical Problem
The Future Of Private Practice
The Technical Problem
The Latest Theories
