During Most of the Nineteenth Century,allopathic Doctors Typically

question 27

Multiple Choice

During most of the nineteenth century,allopathic doctors typically

• A) were highly respected by the general public.
• B) based their treatment on scientific data.
• C) were far better trained than their competitors.
• D) received their education in Europe.
• E) received less than one year of training.

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