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Amy L. Reschly,Sandra L. Christenson contact with a number of scientific innovations and new machines and technologies, more so as computed axial tomography scanners (CAT) and magnetic resonance imaging scanners (MRI) have become indispensable tools for medical diagnosis.. The instrumentalization of diagnosis and hospital treatment, h

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Rita Z. Nazeer-Ikeda,S. Gopinathano advance medicine. These budding American researchers, who were schooled in large-scale cooperative medical research during the war, and who by the mid-1950s dominated clinical research in the US, believed that with the apparatus of a clinical trial, impartial observers using objective criteria wou

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