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The phrase "first do no harm" is grammatically correct and is often used in written English.
It is an important ethical concept, often associated with the Hippocratic Oath taken by medical professionals. Example: "As a doctor, my primary duty is to follow the principle of 'first do no harm' when treating my patients."
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Medical doctors take a Hippocratic Oath: First, Do No Harm.
"Like doctors: first do no harm".
"First, do no harm," the commission states.
First do no harm, right?
Is "first, do no harm" even possible?
How practical is "first, do no harm"?
They say, first, do no harm.
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In short, lawmakers now developing privacy legislation should follow the Hippocratic precept: "First, do no harm".
"There is an expression in the medical community of, 'First, do no harm'," he said.
The dictum is still 'first, do no harm'.
Kind of a 'first do no harm' kind of thing".
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