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Woman's work in America

Note 125 — VII. WOMAN IN MEDICINE. (continued 2)

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It has been said that if any woman was admitted on the staff of internes, all the patients would demand her for the personal services now rendered by young men, and which are now accepted, though under protest, for the sake of the special skill of the distinguished visiting surgeons of the institution.

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