The Prevention of Disease; a Popular Treatise
The Prevention of Disease; a Popular Treatise
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It is not at all uncommon for a person, conscientiously presenting himself as a good risk for life insurance examina- tion, to find that he is the subject of Bright's disease, heart trouble, arteriosclerosis, or diabetes, much to his surprise and distress.
But knowledge of the existence of a serious disease, after the first alarm passes, is of greatest value in the early stages when much may be done to mitigate the symptoms and to prolong the life of the patient. In fact, though the PREVENTION ...239 sound of Bright's disease and other well-known serious maladies strikes terror to the heart of the subject when he hears such a verdict officially announced, yet the name itself does not mean much. The outlook in any individual case depends upon many factors. It is recognized that persons with well-marked cases of Bright's disease may live for twenty years or more in comparative health, and individuals with diabetes often attain a comfortable old age if they can properly care for themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not at all uncommon for a person, conscientiously presenting himself as a good risk for life insurance examina- tion, to find that he is the subject of Bright's disease, heart trouble, arteriosclerosis, or diabetes, much to his surprise and distress.
But knowledge of the existence of a serious disease, after the first alarm passes, is of greatest value in the early stages when much may be done to mitigate the symptoms and to prolong the life of the patient. In fact, though the PREVENTION ...239 sound of Bright's disease and other well-known serious maladies strikes terror to the heart of the subject when he hears such a verdict officially announced, yet the name itself does not mean much. The outlook in any individual case depends upon many factors. It is recognized that persons with well-marked cases of Bright's disease may live for twenty years or more in comparative health, and individuals with diabetes often attain a comfortable old age if they can properly care for themselves.
What to read after The Prevention of Disease; a Popular Treatise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winslow, Kenelm, 1863- to read onlineMoreLess
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