On the principle that doctors should re ' ceive fees not for curing illnesses' but for preventing them, tho Mayor of Tuffe a small town in the Department of Sar'the (France) has suggested.the appointment of a town, doctor who will receive a fixed salary, supplied by contributions from tho whole of the citizens, who in furn will, expect 10 bo kept in good health. .The' doctor s duties will include lectures on livgiene and disease prevention. '"• The town him to preserve his patients' health.' On the other hand, he. will be entitled .to refuse to attend people . whoso. illnesses or mjuneo have been caused by wilful neg-
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 18
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