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Quackery in pathology

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Author(s)
Purohit, P V
Keywords
pathology
microbiology
diabetic patients
treatment
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Methods of ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
Community ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/231536
Abstract
"I am a pathologist in private practice since 1975. Being a consultant, I consider myself to be a specialist in pathology and hence I only give advice in the branches of pathology and microbiology. Though my basic degree is MB,BS, and I see at least 20 diabetic patients per day, I have never given them any suggestion about treatment—not even to my relatives. I believe that as a specialist in a particular field—pathology—I should not venture into other medical colleagues' areas"
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2004
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Article
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