The Medical Runaround

Livres anciens et modernes

Malleson, Dr. Andrew

Hart Publishing, 1973

The Medical Runaround

Livres anciens et modernes

Malleson, Dr. Andrew

Hart Publishing, 1973

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Détails

Année
1973

ISBN
0805511032

Lieu d'édition
New York

Auteur
Malleson, Dr. Andrew

Éditeurs
Hart Publishing

Format
8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

Edition
F First Edition

Thème
The Medical Runaround 334 pages including index. A doctor tells, why today's physicians are so useless. "Dr. Malleson writes with, some of the acerbic wit and toughmindedness of Dr. Szasz and, Eric Hoffer. he takes on doctors, patients, and the whole saga of medical superstition right up to the, modern medical scene. Dr. Malleson manages a persuasive, impressionistic picture of doctors, drug merchandisers, and patients wallowing in a welfare-state morass - the doctors, wastefully trying to 'cure' patients who too frequently would do, better on their own." - Publisher's Weekly. Illustrated in black, and white. Average wear. Health

Description
S Paperback

Etat de conservation
En bonne condition

Langues
Anglais

Reliure
Couverture souple

Premiére Edition
True

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334 pages including index. A doctor tells why today's physicians are so useless. "Dr. Malleson writes with some of the acerbic wit and toughmindedness of Dr. Szasz and Eric Hoffer. he takes on doctors, patients, and the whole saga of medical superstition right up to the modern medical scene. Dr. Malleson manages a persuasive impressionistic picture of doctors, drug merchandisers, and patients wallowing in a welfare-state morass - the doctors wastefully trying to 'cure' patients who too frequently would do better on their own." - Publisher's Weekly. Illustrated in black and white. Average wear. Book

The Medical Runaround