Were Hippocrates alive today:
Published in the Sunday Independent (Dublin) , 1 October 2006.
Tag: Hippocrates
A VERY HIPPOCRATIC CONCERN
This is from Thinking About Medicine – An Introduction to the Philosophy of Healthcare, by David Misselbrook: A VERY HIPPOCRATIC CONCERN: Medicalisation alerts us to a problem. We cannot just … Continue reading A VERY HIPPOCRATIC CONCERN
From Scotland to Siberia
I came across this headline in today’s paper [I have altered it slightly]. This headline reminded me of a visit that I took last year to Siberia! This was in … Continue reading From Scotland to Siberia
“then outstanding in the Hippocratic science”
W G Sebald begins ‘The Rings of Saturn’ with his search for the Skull of Dr Thomas Browne (1605-1682):
‘The Psychology of the Medical Profession’
I recently came across this letter published in the BMJ 81 years ago. Dr Arthur Brock has been remembered as the physician who treated the poet Wilfred Owen for shell … Continue reading ‘The Psychology of the Medical Profession’