Japan

adderall

ADHD

alcohol

alien

antivaxxer

back pain

biology

blackness

cancer

cat owner

chemistry

Corona Virus

dentistry

depression

dinosaur

doctor's office

dog owner

drowsiness

forklift

medical school

medication

medicine

meteorology

middle ages

orthopedic surgery

patient

pharmacy

physician

physics

pill

pizza

placebo

prescription

radiology

religion

role-playing

science

shoplifting

swallowing

symptom

therapy

veterinarian

whisky

white privilege

Give You Indigestion

Leave A Bad Taste

Leave A Taste

Put You To Sleep

cannot be inherited, nor copied from books.

The art of medicine cannot be inherited, nor can it be copied from books Paracelsus

is but poison given with a different intent.

Poisons and medicine are oftentimes the same substance given with different intents.

is a thinker's art while surgery is a plumber's.

The practice of medicine is a thinker's art the practice of surgery a plumber's. Martin H. Fischer

is learned by the bedside and not in the classroom.

Medicine is learned by the bedside and not in the classroom. Let not your conceptions of disease come from words heard in the lecture room or read from the book. See, and then reason and compare and control. But see first. William Osler

is overrated —- confidence and hope do far more good. 

Confidence and hope do more good than physic. Galen

is meant to help people die young as late in life as possible.

It should be the function of medicine to help people die young as late in life as possible.

is a field in which sins of commission are mortal, sins of omission venial.

In medicine, sins of commission are mortal, sins of omission venial.

is concerned not with treating the disease but with treating the patient who is suffering from it.

The physician should not treat the disease but the patient who is suffering from it Maimonides

trivia

Parkinson's Disease

Averroes

acupuncture

advil

afrin

aleve

alka seltzer

allegra

anaesthetics

anesthesiology

antidote

antivenom

aquaphor

aspirin

benadryl

bengay

biofreeze

biomedicine

botox

calamine lotion

cardiology

chemo

chemotherapy

claritin

cough syrup

Covid booster

dayquil

dermatology

Eastern medicine

emergency medicine

emetic

epidural

epipen

evidence-based medicine

excedrin

eye drops

eyedrop

family medicine

flonase

Agus, David

Alzheimer, Alois

Arbuthnot, John

Arbuthnott, John

Avicenna

Bajja, Ibn

Barach, Alvan L.

Barnard, Neal

Barth, Joseph

Bernard, Claude

Bernheim, Jan

Bichat, Xavier

Biggs, Hermann M.

Boerema, I.

Boorde, Andrew

Borst, Els

Browne, Thomas

Caldicott, Helen

Cardano, Gerolamo

Carrel, Alexis

Carson, Ben

Charcot, Jean-Martin

Christie, A. B.

Clendening, Logan

Croton, Alcmaeon of

Darwin, Erasmus

de Castro, Josué

Dement, William

Dillon, Michael

Eastman, Charles

Elders, Joycelyn

Empiricus, Sextus

Fischer, Martin H.

Fishbein, Morris

Fleming, Alexander

Fuhrman, Joel

Galen

Galen, Claudius

Garrod, Alfred Baring

Genefke, Inge

Grenfell, Wilfred

Guarneri, Mimi

Harvey, William

Hilliard, Marion

Hippocrates

Holmes Sr., Oliver Wendell

Huchard, Henri

Hyman, Mark

Israeli, Isaac

Jarvik, Robert

Jenner, Edward

Julien Offroy de la Mettrie

Kean, Benjamin H.

Kellogg, John Harvey

Kenny, Elizabeth

Kevorkian, Jack

Last, John M.

Latham, Peter Mere

le Compte, Herman

Leboyer, Frederick

Lim, Robin

Maimonides

Maranon, Gregorio

Marmot, Michael

Marti Ibanez, Felix

Mate, Gabor

Meeker, Meg

Mengele, Joseph

Mitchell, Silas Weir

Moffet, Thomas

Mukherjee, Siddhartha

Munthe, Axel

Naylor, David

Nightingale, Florence

Ornish, Dean

Oski, Frank

Osler, William

Paracelsus

Pereira, Gómez

Regius, Henricus

Rush, Benjamin

Sabin, Albert

Salk, Jonas

Sanches, Francisco

Schweitzer, Albert

Selye, Hans

Semmelweis, Ignaz

Sheehan, George A.

Siegel, Bernie

Sigerist, Henry

Spock, Benjamin

Stockman, Ralph

Thomas, Lewis

Tibbles, William

Tomatis, Alfred A.

Topol, Eric

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