An Ounce of Cure
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Medieval quackery. Medicine has advanceda long way since your last checkup, my friend. And even treatment hasits dangers. Did you know that more people died last year of _aspirin_poisoning than of _cyanide_ poisoning?" Wheatley wiped his forehead. "I--dear me! I never realized--" "We have to _think_ about those things, " said the doctor. "Now, theproblem here is to find out _why_ you have the pain in your toe. Itcould be inflammatory. Maybe a tumor. Perhaps it could be, uh, functional ... Or ma...ybe vascular!" "Perhaps you could take my blood pressure, or something, " Wheatleyoffered.
"Well, of course I _could_. But that isn't really my field, you know. Itwouldn't really _mean_ anything, if I did it. But there's nothing toworry about. We have a fine Hypertensive man at the Diagnostic Clinic. "The doctor checked the appointment book on his desk. "Now, if we couldsee you there next Monday morning at nine--" * * * * * "Very interesting X rays, " said the young doctor with the red hair. "_Very_ interesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Medieval quackery. Medicine has advanceda long way since your last checkup, my friend. And even treatment hasits dangers. Did you know that more people died last year of _aspirin_poisoning than of _cyanide_ poisoning?" Wheatley wiped his forehead. "I--dear me! I never realized--" "We have to _think_ about those things, " said the doctor. "Now, theproblem here is to find out _why_ you have the pain in your toe. Itcould be inflammatory. Maybe a tumor. Perhaps it could be, uh, functional ... Or ma...ybe vascular!" "Perhaps you could take my blood pressure, or something, " Wheatleyoffered.
"Well, of course I _could_. But that isn't really my field, you know. Itwouldn't really _mean_ anything, if I did it. But there's nothing toworry about. We have a fine Hypertensive man at the Diagnostic Clinic. "The doctor checked the appointment book on his desk. "Now, if we couldsee you there next Monday morning at nine--" * * * * * "Very interesting X rays, " said the young doctor with the red hair. "_Very_ interesting.
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