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• Heroic medicine
  '''Heroic medicine''' has several meanings, depending on the era of discussion. In the pre-sci ...hy]], introduced by [[Samuel Hahnemann]] as an alternative to 19th century heroic medicine. <ref>{{citation
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• Talk:Heroic medicine
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• Template:Heroic medicine/Metadata
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• Heroic medicine/Related Articles
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• Template:Heroic medicine/Metadata
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• Leucovorin rescue/Definition
  .../noinclude>A type of [[cancer]] chemotherapy, sometimes called effective [[heroic medicine]], in which a lethal dose of [[methotrexate]] is administered, and then an
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• Talk:Medicine
  ...GMC in UK; d)complementary and alternative medicines d) Flexnor report e) heroic medicine [[User:Gareth Leng|Gareth Leng]] 10:45, 24 November 2006 (CST)
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• Leucovorin rescue
  ...scue''' is a type of [[cancer]] chemotherapy, sometimes called effective [[heroic medicine]], in which a lethal dose of [[methotrexate]] is administered, and then an
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• Heroic medicine
  '''Heroic medicine''' has several meanings, depending on the era of discussion. In the pre-sci ...hy]], introduced by [[Samuel Hahnemann]] as an alternative to 19th century heroic medicine. <ref>{{citation
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• Samuel Hahnemann
  ...and clean water, and for his early recognition of the deficiencies of the "heroic medicine" of his day.
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• Chiropractic history
  By 1885, the era of the drastic measures of [[heroic medicine]] was gone, and purveyers of scientific medicine, [[herbalism]], [[magnetis
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• Talk:Medical error
  *history -19th century heroic medicine and its generally toxic cures;
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• Homeopathy
  ...oodletting]] and [[purging]] indiscriminately. In 1783, disillusioned with heroic medicine, Hahnemann gave up his medical practice and turned to translating medical b ..."), and coined the term "[[allopathy]]" ("different than disease") for the heroic medicine of the day.<ref>Hahnemann S (1796) [http://www.minutus.org/library/article_
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• User talk:Sandy Harris/Homeopathy
  ...efer to the conventional medicine of the day, justifiably referred to as [[heroic medicine]] because its physicians used large doses of highly toxic compounds to comb
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• Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 14
  ...must realize that in 1799 George Washington died while under the care of a Heroic medicine doctor. This triggered the search for less aggressive ways to treat as the ...sease") to refer to the conventional medicine of the day, Heroic medicine. Heroic medicine was known for its use of highly toxic compounds to combat disease and resor
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• Chiropractic/Timelines
  :[[Heroic medicine]], in which the patient, rather than the physician (or the therapy) was her
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• Talk:George W. Bush
  ...tting]] and that's when Homeopathy became popular - as an alternative to [[Heroic medicine]]:) Then we can link the two articles!
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