Oxford Dictionary of Medical Quotations

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To prevent d., to relieve suffering OSLER:74
at times the d. is stronger OVID:75
what sort of person has the d. PARRY:76
When mediating over a d. PAST:77
d. may be entirely impersonal PEAB:77
same d. in an experimental animal PEAB:77
Confront d. at its first stage PERS:78
d. is the result of sin PICKE:79
Medicine... has to examine d. PLUT:80
Cured yesterday of my d. PRIOR:82
A d. known is half cured PROV:82
the d. is stronger than the patient RHAZ:84
At the beginning of a d. RHAZ:84
one particular aspect of a d. SCHIC:88
D. is not of the body SENE:89
A d. also is farther on the road SENE:89
There is no d., bodily or mental SHEL:91
D. creates poverty and poverty d. SIGE:92
d. isolated its victims socially SIGE:92
new weapons for the fight against d. SIGE:92
D. is a dynamic process SIGE:92
D. has social as well as physical SIGE:92
a d. can be described and diagnosed SKODA:93
what kind of a person has a d. SMYTH:94
illness is man’s reaction to d. SOUT:94
A d., however much its course SYDE:98
In the nineteenth century it was a d. SZASZ:98
life’s little ironies that surgical d. THOMS:100
Decay and d. are often beautiful THORE:100
D. often tells its secrets TROT:101
element in d. is the key of medicine TROU:101
muscles and tissues inflamed by d. TWAIN:101
Wounds of the soul are a d. VOLT:103
D. and sleep keep far apart WELSH:105
write upon a d. than upon a remedy WITH:107
ailment is worse than a d. YIDD:108
Acute abdominal d. ZETA:108


diseased


more than a d. organ CUSH:27


diseases


d. as isolated disturbances ALLB:2
coughs and sneezes spread d. ANON:3
for detecting d. of the chest AUEN:7
d. are revealed to the physician BART:9
medicine is the art of understanding d. BIGE:13
difference between particular d. BROU:16
There are no such d. BROU:16
D. crucify the soul BURT:17
after thirty, d. seek men CHIN:21
D. of the soul are more dangerous CICE:23
do more for more d. CLEN:23


d. which are so rare DE GO:40
d. may also colour the moods DUBOS:31
All d. run into one, old age EMER:33
D. are but parts of a course GULL:41
Similar d. are cured by similar things HAHN:42
most appropriate for extreme d. HIPP:46
chronic d. which do befall them HIPP:46
As to d, make a habit of two things HIPP:47
Many severe d. HOFFM:48
has its special d. HOFFM48
D. enter by the mouth. JAPA:53
a prolific source of d. JENN:54
Wind is the cause of a hundred d. LÂO-T:58
Medicine heals doubt as well as d. MARX:66
While there are several chronic d. MAYO:67
For the most violent d. MONTA:70
I do not want two d. NAPO:72
worry over the great number of d. PIEN:79
strange and new-fangled names to d. PLATO:79
D. are the tax on pleasures RAY:83
is the cause of all d. SANTO:87
master incurable d. SENE:89
you help make the d. SHAK:90
die of the very d. SHAW:90
doctor should come to know d. SYDE:98

disinfectants


common sense are the best d. OSLER:74

dissected


He died; I d. him ANON:4

dissections


living d. any discovery JOHNS:55

distinctions


all worldly d. are as nothing LISTE:61

distinguish


can d. the possible from the impossible HEROP:45

disuse


Use strengthens, d. debilitates HIPP:47

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