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The Present Century. The Beginnings of Preventive Medicine

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In the nineteenth century the advancement of science was largely due to an organized, descriptive effort associated with a number of important discoveries. It rested on a freeing of the intellect in a way that permitted scientific empiricism; it was aided by meaningful advances in chemistry and by the use of such essential aids as microscopy. The main interest of twentieth century medicine has been in its social implications and its development of many effective means of therapy.

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