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Gentlemen, I Have A Confession To Make. Half Of What We Have Taught You Is In Error, And Furthermore We Cannot Tell You Which Half It Is

Every Patient You See Is A Lesson In Much More Than The Malady From Which He Suffers.

It Cannot Be Too Often Or Too Forcibly Brought Home To Us That The Hope Of The Profession Is With The Men Who Do Its Daily Work In General Practice.

It Is Much More Important To Know What Sort Of A Patient Has A Disease Than What Sort Of A Disease A Patient Has.

It Is Not The Delicate Neurotic Person Who Is Prone To Angina, But The Robust, The Vigorous In Mind And Body, The Keen And Ambitious Man, The Indicator Of Whose Engines Is Always At Full Speed Ahead.