Patient expectations : how economics, religion, and malpractice shaped therapeutics in early America /
During the first half of the nineteenth century a major shift occurred in the medical treatment of illness in the United States, as physicians abandoned the use of "heroic" depletive therapies--the pukes and purges made famous in the 1790s by Dr. Benjamin Rush of Philadelphi--in favor of a...
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