Modern Medicine, Its Aims And Tendencies

In this seminal address to the British Medical Association, Charles Radclyffe Hall outlines his vision for the future of medicine. With insight and foresight, he predicts many of the developments that would transform the practice of medicine in the 20th century, from the advent of new technologies to the rise of preventive medicine. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine and the challenges facing healthcare today.

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