All heal : a medical and social miscellany : a collection of lectures of interest to the general reader, given at the Royal Society of Medicine

All Heal contains a selection of the articles of more general interest that were published in The Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine since 1957. The editors have chosen no more than one paper from any individual author. This book features 17 medical and social miscellany articles. The topics covered by these papers include the evolution on teaching-hospital physicians in Great Britain, the relation between crime and the British penal system, the conflict between drug control and therapeutic freedom and the academic and economic freedom of British universities. This book will be of interest to persons dealing with studies on medical and social history of Great Britain since1957. Content: Front Matter, Page iii Copyright, Page iv Foreword, Page vii, R.M. SHAW, R.A. BOWEN, G.E. PAGET The Analysis of the Nervous System, Pages 1-12, LORD ADRIAN The Evolution of the Teaching-hospital Physician in our Time, Pages 13-28, FRANCIS WALSHE Cancer: The Patient's Viewpoint and the Clinician's Problems, Pages 29-45, STANFORD CADE The Drift and Dissolution of Language, Pages 47-60,60a,60b,61-64, MACDONALD CRITCHLEY Moorfields and British Ophthalmology, Pages 65-74, STEWART DUKE-ELDER The Status of Doctors, Pages 75-83, LORD SNOW Frank Buckland—Medical Naturalist, Pages 85-95, WILLIAM E. SNELL Three Great Neurologists, Pages 97-111, HENRY MILLER The Fruits of Error and False Assumption, Pages 113-133, THE RT HON. LORD COHEN OF BIRKENHEAD Sanctity of Life, Pages 135-145, DAVID DAUBE Crime and the British Penal System: Reflections of a Long-service Magistrate, Pages 147-163, THE BARONESS WOOTTON OF ABINGER1 The Control of Drugs and Therapeutic Freedom, Pages 165-176, DERRICK DUNLOP A Legal Look at Transplants, Pages 177-188, EDMUND DAVIES Toulouse-Lautrec—Triumph over Infirmity, Pages 189-199, TERENCE CAWTHORNE Florence Nightingale: New Lamps for Old, Pages 201-215, G.E.W. WOLSTENHOLME The Economic and Academic Freedom of Universities, Pages 217-232, JOHN WOLFENDEN The Next Ten Years in Education, Pages 233-244, LORD JAMES OF RUSHOLME