The Relation of Drugs to Treatment
The Relation of Drugs to Treatment
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It manifests no great amount of skill or science, to send a patient, who is not relieved by your advice in New York or Boston, into the coun- try or to the sea shore, to the White Mountains or to Europe. This is easily done ; and if this is all you do, any charlatan can do as much, and guess as well. But the truth is, it is not an easy matter to prescribe a change of climate judiciously. Its power, and value as a therapeutic agent is undoubted. Like all age»ts of great power, it may do harm as ...well as good. It may tax your utmost skill and knowledge to determine whether a patient, for whose treatment you are responsible, shall be removed the distance of a dozen miles. For, the influence of climate ex-?
hibits itself not only in widely separated countries, but in neighboring localities ; in different sections of the same city, or the same township. Some dis- eases do not seem to be greatly affected by changes of climate ; others are modified by slight yariations ; and the same disease is differently affected at different stages of its progress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It manifests no great amount of skill or science, to send a patient, who is not relieved by your advice in New York or Boston, into the coun- try or to the sea shore, to the White Mountains or to Europe. This is easily done ; and if this is all you do, any charlatan can do as much, and guess as well. But the truth is, it is not an easy matter to prescribe a change of climate judiciously. Its power, and value as a therapeutic agent is undoubted. Like all age»ts of great power, it may do harm as ...well as good. It may tax your utmost skill and knowledge to determine whether a patient, for whose treatment you are responsible, shall be removed the distance of a dozen miles. For, the influence of climate ex-?
hibits itself not only in widely separated countries, but in neighboring localities ; in different sections of the same city, or the same township. Some dis- eases do not seem to be greatly affected by changes of climate ; others are modified by slight yariations ; and the same disease is differently affected at different stages of its progress.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hammond Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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