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‘Swear by Thy Gracious Self’: North American Medical Oath-Taking in 2014/2015
The New Bioethics 29 (2):121-138 (2022)
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Over the past century, six studies – the most recent data from 2000 – and one review have comprehensively examined the content of medical oaths and oath-taking practices, all focusing on North Amer...My notes
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