Antihypertensive and adverse biochemical effects of bendrofluazide
Antihypertensive and adverse biochemical effects of bendrofluazide
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苯氟哌嗪的抗高血压和不良生化作用
DOI:
10.1136/bmj.300.6737.1465-a
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
Simon A Thom
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文献类型:
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作者:
N. Poulter;P. Sever;Simon A Thom
judgments that were not open to challenge by majority opinion, and to illustrate this he turned to medicine because of the newly emerging confidence being expressed in the absolute truth of the germ theorv of disease. The contemporary belief in the power of this theory was perhaps most clearly shown in the acclaim given to Robert Koch's work on the role of the bacillus in tuberculosis, which was published in the same year as An Enemv ofJthe People. It is unlikely that a playwright would look to medicine for such inspiration today; our confidence in the ability of medical science to solve all ills has declined. Ibsen raised two important questions that remain with us: firstly how to distinguish medical areas from social and political areas and define the relation between them, and, secondly, if we cannot rely on absolute truths in either of these domains, how to assess the claims of the individual as opposed to the majority. DAVID GREAVES