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similation and raised to love both literature and medicine — two vocations he spent his life pursuing simult... tering the lives of children. After graduating in medicine and completing a residency in paediatrics, he was
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tin language and literature, philosophy, history, medicine, and rhetoric — suggest an extensive and carefull... figures such as Thomas More. His introduction to medicine came through acquaintance with a physician who di
