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Must be capable of treating, healing and, if necessary, killing patients".
The daring experiment was the commitment to create a genuinely psychoanalytic hospital capable of treating the most severely disturbed patients.
Sophisticated, yet easy to use, it is capable of treating 80 patients a day, Mr. Freyer said.
Consumers can now buy the two cans (capable of treating 10 to 15 square feet) for $19.97 from Home Depot.
In KwaZulu-Natal's major city, Durban, the sole hospital capable of treating XDR TB patients has a waiting list of 70 such cases, she said.
A cyclotron weighing the same as a Boeing 747 will generate a proton beam capable of treating three patients at a time, five days a week.
For it delivers unflinching, evenhanded descriptions of a profession that is committed to helping others, yet is also capable of treating some of its own as aberrant.
The two have agreed to form a $715m company to focus on the new field of bioelectronics, which involves developing miniature electrical implants capable of treating a number of chronic diseases.
Dr Said is not surprised: "People assume that doctors working in tropical countries are capable of treating tropical diseases," she says.
Dr. Potempa said that nurses with master's degrees were every bit as capable of treating patients as those with doctorates.
Of course, even as humans bond together in groups and behave with impressive civility toward their neighbors, they are capable of treating those outside the group with ruthless savagery.
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