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d*' Thews dramatic capture the imagination, aomctimea to the point of distorting the perspective. This is as true in medicine as'in other fields, the sensational results with fulia drugs and; penicillin are examples. Less dramatic, but responsible for saving uncounted lives, are tbebroader public health measures. Sewage disposal, swamp clearance, and water, milk, and food in* spection are but a few of these triumphs. The physician and the pharmacist have always been leaders in the fidd of preventive medicine. This fact led James Brice to observe, "Medicine is the only profession that labors incessantly to destroy the reason for its own existence.” The fight, however, is far from won. Diagnosis and treatment of disease are still the primary functions of the physician, the filling of prescriptions is our responsibility
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