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Seven Medical Proposals for the Prevention of Injury and Death on the Highways
Abstract
Everyone agrees that the toll in deaths and injuries on our highways is a shameful blot in days of enlightenment. But little has been done about it. Law enforcement is spotty, and the auto manufacturers are just beginning to become modern. The author suggests a program which would be most helpful if it were implemented. The voice of doctor-citizens should be heard.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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