THE DOCTORS AND THE WAR.
■*»■ (Paa Pbhsb Association.) AUCKLAND, Nov. 12. No legislation was brought, down during last session affecting the relationship of the medical profession to the war. The lion. Mr Russell now states that the Pubic Health Department would have to make the best provisions possible for the supply of practitioners for the depleted district.-. Ho thought the balance was being maintained, and that the full number of men likely to be withdrawn from the medical profession had now been reached. Lno doctors returning would probably bo equal for, he remainder of the war o the number taken from practice for military needs.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1019, 12 November 1917, Page 5
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