The pioneering 19th century German physician Rudolf Virchow saw medicine “as the science of human beings” with “the obligation to point out problems” and seek their “theoretical solution.” But it is up to politicians, he added, to “find the means for their actual solution.”
The pioneering 19th century German physician Rudolf Virchow saw medicine “as the science of human beings” with “the obligation to point out problems” and seek their “theoretical solution.” But it is up to politicians, he added, to “find the means for their actual solution.”
