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Discover Ludwig"human medicine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to medicine intended for use by humans, as opposed to animal medicine. Example: "The doctor specializes in human medicine and has extensive knowledge of treating various illnesses and conditions in humans."
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That idea could eventually have implications for human medicine.
About a third of livestock antibiotics used today are not used at all in human medicine.
Studying bird penises may also provide some insights into human medicine.
Genomic research may suggest how to apply similar processes in human medicine.
Many marine biologists are reluctant to make such grand claims about Turritopsis' promise for human medicine.
However, animal and human medicine began a decisive split in the late 1800s.
Just about any specialty in human medicine exists in veterinary medicine.
But when I got older, I decided I wanted to go into human medicine".
Pain must be understood broadly, as it is in human medicine, to include psychological suffering.
The overuse of antibiotics in human medicine has also contributed to the emergence of antibiotic resistance, experts say.
You can see all four feet!" The doctor reminded her that, in human medicine, "two of them are called hands".
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