The physicians of the ancient world knew about allergies.
"THE most striking figure among the physicians of the sixteenth century, perhaps in the whole of medical history, is Theophrastus von Hohenheim, called Paracelsus (1498-1541)".
Pursuing this line of thought, Hippocrates stated that "our natures are the physicians of our diseases" and advocated that this tendency to natural cure should be fostered.
Amy L. CoMDton-Phislips, MD, is the chief quality officer of the Permanente Federation, the umbrella organization for the physicians of Kaiser Permanente.
The statement of the general conclusions has been signed only by the physicians of the Soviet Delegation and by Professor Delay, the medical expert of the French Delegation.
The conclusion reached on November 14 by the physicians of the British Delegation, Lord Moran, Dr. T. Rees and Dr. G. Riddoch, and the physicians of the Soviet Delegation, Professors Krasnushkin, Sepp, and Kurshakov, was also arrived at on 15 November by the representative of the French Delegation, Professor Jean Delay.
He is sure that he can do much more for his patients than the physicians of the past, yet he recognizes his fellowship with his medical ancestors; he knows that he shares many of their hopes and frustrations.
The Welsh side of her family are direct descendants of the Physicians of Myddfai, a family of 12th-century herbalists who claimed to be the offspring of the Lady of the Lake.
The government showed its real intentions when it accused the physicians of "breaching medical ethics" and acting to "overthrow" the monarchy.
The standing figure depicts the Chief of the Physicians of the Lord of the Two Lands, so identified by the hieroglyphic inscription carved on the dress.
The physicians of the local health departments are usually called health officers, though occasionally people with this title are not physicians.
