The separation of p. JUNG:55
P. is as unnecessary as directions KRAUS:57
Idleness is the parent of all p. NIET:73
There is no p. SZASZ:98
The object of p. VALÉ:102
psycho-pathologist
the p. the unspeakable MAUG:67
psychotherapist
clergyman and the p. to join forces JUNG:55
psychotic
committed to a public hospital as ‘p’. JANET:53
p. if he makes others suffer SZASZ:98
A p. is the man who lives in it WEBB:105
public
we are merely the servants of the p. BASH:9
p. is not always sagacious BILLI:13
the medical profession and the p. DICKS:29
the business of the general p. HALD:42
In the minds of the p. WARN:104
public health
Physicians and p. officials DUBOS:31
import to a State than its p. ROOS:85
The real p. problem... is poverty WILKI:107
public opinion
work not in the light of p. ALLB:2
the aristocracy of an enlightened p. GARR:38
public trust
must continue to earn that p. GILLO:39
publication
p. of a long list of authors’ names ANON:5
man who submits his paper for p. BEVE:12
publicity
p. given to what goes wrong CHARL:21
published
a p. article is a tedious duty ASHER:7puerperal
p. fever raged violently HAMI:42pulmonary
powerful channel of p. absorption SIMP:93pulse
The heart is in accord with the p. SU:97
The rapid p. it can abate WITH:107pupil
A p. who is pure, obedient SUSR:97purgative
Englishman believes that a p. can GOGA:40purge
Bleed him and p. him SPAN:95purse
his p. lies open to thee BURT:17quack
patients he has never seen is a q. ADAMS:1
It is better to have recourse to a q. COLT:24quackery
Q. gives birth to nothing CARL:19quacks
number was increased by q. BOCC:14
Q. are the greatest liars FRAN:36·