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Roche Laboratories. THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR IN IN THE COURSE of a week , some family doctors often see five to ten patients who are either already alcoholics or well on their way . Usually , the doctor himself spots the warning ...
Roche Laboratories. THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR IN IN THE COURSE of a week , some family doctors often see five to ten patients who are either already alcoholics or well on their way . Usually , the doctor himself spots the warning ...
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... doctor's counsel can do much to restore the family's psychologi- cal balance and to encourage the development of a more realistic atti- tude toward alcoholism . He should stress that the alcoholic member of the family is truly a sick ...
... doctor's counsel can do much to restore the family's psychologi- cal balance and to encourage the development of a more realistic atti- tude toward alcoholism . He should stress that the alcoholic member of the family is truly a sick ...
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... doctor has a prime responsibility in the treatment of alcoholism is rarely disputed today . In a recent poll of 161 mid- western physicians , all but a few believed that they had the same responsibility in the treatment of alcoholism as ...
... doctor has a prime responsibility in the treatment of alcoholism is rarely disputed today . In a recent poll of 161 mid- western physicians , all but a few believed that they had the same responsibility in the treatment of alcoholism as ...
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