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the learned profession that is mastered by graduate training in a medical school and that is devoted to preventing or alleviating or curing diseases and injuries
he studied medicine at Harvard
How To Use practice of medicine In A Sentence
- I believe that physicians and patients may be responding to how mechanistic the practice of medicine has become.
- He turned to the study and practice of medicine.
- There's only one allusion to it I can think of, in some obscure Renaissance manuscript on the practice of medicine. NIGHT SISTERS
- When one looks at this, it's surprising what little guidance in the day-to-day practice of medicine it offers.
- This change, as I have seen in my practice of medicine, passes up the nerves towards the centres, and occasions a more or less constant irritation of the nerve-fibres, producing neuralgia, which is usually referred to that part of the lost limb to which the affected nerve belongs. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 105, July 1866
- This has enabled me to learn at first hand about the practice of medicine.
- This change, as I have seen in my practice of medicine, sometimes passes up the nerves toward the centers, and occasions a more or less constant irritation of the nerve - fibers, producing neuralgia, which is usually referred by the brain to that part of the lost limb to which the affected nerve belonged. The Autobiography of a Quack
- The practice of medicine must comply with modern ethical standards.
- They applied that science in the practice of medicine, being the first to publish pharmacopoeias or dispensatories, and to include in them mineral preparations. History of the Conflict between Religion and Science
- This emerging model will improve the practice of medicine but will also bring new challenges.
