Articles Tagged ‘advancing science’
Health & Healthcare | By April 09, 2006 | By Tony Brown | 1 Comment
Osteopathy: Finding Health, Not Disease
One thing that you, as graduates, must remember, is that you have to keep pace with advancing science, it is in this spirit that the last daughter of science, Osteopathy, raises her head and claims to inherit all that is good in the past history of the healing art. It is impossible in this age of progress to go around in an eddy of purposeless dust. It is here that Osteopathy comes in to claim the field in presenting itself to the world and to the medical profession in particular as the climax of all medical history.
Dr. J. Martin Littlejohn, addressing the graduating class of the American School of Osteopathy. Read more →
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