October 1927
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British Medical Journal (Clinical research ed.)
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... 17,18 Unfortunately for all involved, medicine has a long history of dubious claims that have intentionally misled members of the public. 19,20 Medical practitioners and systems have not always been transparent regarding bona-fide errors of judgement, or recommendations that posed harm to the public or individual patients, thereby sullying the reputation of the profession as a whole. The history of medicine is replete with negatively characterized "quacks" who used the guise of reputable medicine to provide ineffective and at times severely dangerous treatments to the believing and unknowing public. ...
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October 1927
British Medical Journal (Clinical research ed.)