Science, medicine, and the aims of inquiry: a philosophical analysis

New York, NY, USA: Cambridge University Press (2024)
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Amid criticism of medicine's scientific rigor and patient care, this book offers a philosophical examination of the nature and aims of medicine, and new perspectives on how these challenges can be addressed. It offers input for rethinking the agenda of medical research, healthcare delivery, and the education of healthcare personnel.

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R723.V344 2024

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