Higher Medical Education, the True Interest of the Public and of the Profession: An Address Introductory to the 112Th Course of Lectures in the Medica
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This insightful address by William Pepper highlights the importance of higher education in medicine, both for individual practitioners and for society as a whole. Pepper argues that a well-trained medical profession is critical to maintaining public health and promoting the welfare of all citizens. This work is an important historical reminder of the ongoing need for high-quality medical education.
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