The Origin of Medical Practice - Chapter V - 1969

Charles S McMichael

DISEASE is proved to have been a constant, ever-present menace to man from the earliest times. Even the most modern ailments ï¿½ cancer, heart and vascular disease - threatened the average man in ancient civilizations! Yet, we have learned that even in those dim, distant eras, the scourge of disease was fought by what modern historians call "a competent medical faculty." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library