Modern Medical Doctrines

Two radical neuron doctrines

Two radical neuron doctrines must be distinguished--strong and weak. G&S direct much of their attack at the former--but the Churchlands only hold the latter. The weak radical neuron doctrine remains a serious possibility. G&S describe the radical neuron doctrine in a number of slightly different ways, and we think this hides an important distinction. On the one hand, the radical neuron doctrine...

Modern Medical Treatment

Books on medical treatment are of two kinds; one is a dictionary in which the different methods of treating specific diseases are enumerated and which are little more than a collection of prescriptions: the other is a treatise on various morbid conditions, in which the subject of treatment is given a prominent place, but in which there is sufficient reference to aetiology and diagnosis to make ...

Medical Biotechnology - Modern Development

Modern Medical Journalism

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Modern Medical Treatment

REVIEWS MODERN MEDICAL TREATMENT. By E. Bellingham-Smith, M.D., F.R.C.P., and Anthony Feiling, M.D., F.R.C.P. London: Cassell & Co., Ltd., 1931. Vol. I, pp. 701; vol. II, pp. 705. 30s. net the two volumes. THE appearance of two fair-sized volumes of a work on Modern Medical Treatment reminds us of the rapid development of this subject in recent years. No longer do we confine treatment to good f...