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in science and medicine which might have benefited mankind, were being persecuted and forbidden to make their findings known. Nature need not to be examined as all explanations co
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graduate as a Doctor of Medicine. He became a kind of permanent medical graduate student at Christ Church College, Oxford. Even in this his specialty was more along the lines of b
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engineering, economics, medicine, and law. There were also quotas limiting the number of Jewish students at elite universities. Ernest M. Hopkins, the president of Dartmouth, was
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over. All emergency medicine should be run by the state — for-profit companies should not be allowed in that field. As the Tories have demonstrated, it is not guaranteed tha
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the modern science of medicine by publishing his impressive treatise, An Anatomical Disquisition on the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals . In this work he traced the blood
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