"Dr. Hahnemann had a brilliant mind and developed a method in which there is no limit to the human life to save. Late Dr.Hahnemann was a man of superior intellectual nerve and a mean of vast saving for human life. I bow myself in awe of his ability and the great humanitarian work, which he created.": Mahatma Gandhi
Morris Fishbein, executive director of the American Medical Association, wrote: “The influence of Hahnemann was, on the whole, certainly for the good. He emphasized the individualization of the patient in the handling of disease … and he demonstrated the value of testing the actual virtues of a drug by trial” (Fishbein, 1925, 37)
Sir William Osler, the father of modern medicine, asserted in 1919, “No individual has done more good to the medical profession than Samuel Hahnemann.”
Morris Fishbein, executive director of the American Medical Association, wrote: “The influence of Hahnemann was, on the whole, certainly for the good. He emphasized the individualization of the patient in the handling of disease … and he demonstrated the value of testing the actual virtues of a drug by trial” (Fishbein, 1925, 37)
Sir William Osler, the father of modern medicine, asserted in 1919, “No individual has done more good to the medical profession than Samuel Hahnemann.”
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