Quote by Karl Marx

Medicine heals doubts as well as diseases.

Medicine heals doubts as well as diseases.

Summary

This quote suggests that medicine not only has the power to heal physical ailments and diseases but also has the ability to alleviate doubts and uncertainties. It implies that medical treatment can provide a sense of reassurance and security to patients, bringing them mental relief and comfort. In addition to its physical healing properties, medicine can also offer emotional and psychological healing by addressing patients' doubts, fears, and anxieties about their health. Overall, the quote emphasizes the important role of medicine not only in curing the body but also in restoring confidence and peace of mind.

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By Karl Marx

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