When wholesalers divide medicines from larger packs into smaller ones, 54.8% use packaging purchased from local markets.
Haas's youthful interests were divided between medicine and painting, but after World War II he abandoned both in favour of photography.
Up through the 19th century, the scope of biology was largely divided between medicine, which investigated questions of form and function (i.e., physiology), and natural history, which was concerned with the diversity of life and interactions among different forms of life and between life and non-life.
Residency program was broadly divided into Medicine, Surgery, and Other specialty.
There is a logic of continued divergence here which proved powerful; in a world divided into medicine and surgery (and radiology), it proved hard to maintain that cancer (or any other focus) might become a field of convergence.
Specialists (diabetologists and endocrinologists) made up almost half of the sample and primary care physicians were relatively equally divided among internal medicine, general medicine and family practice.
Without disputing the idea that war is good for medicine, the technical descriptions and photographs help to historicize these procedures and unsettle the confidence with which we divide modern from premodern medicine.
Recent efforts to bridge the old divide between medicine and NHS management have come to little: few GPs have grabbed the purse strings with the enthusiasm Mr Lansley had hoped for, consultants are as disengaged as ever, and there are only a handful of chief execs with any medical training.
Yet a growing debate about the evidence-practice divide in medicine over the last decade asserts the limited value of research for complex practitioner decision-making [ 3- 6].
In 1990 , 1993and 1995, when politicians staked their careers on a budget deal to lower the deficit, the fundamental question was how to divide up the bitter medicine of more taxes and less spending.
