The Eloquence Of A Scientist Is Clarity;

A Great Discovery Is A Fact Whose Appearance In Science Gives Rise To Shining Ideas, Whose Light Dispels Many Obscurities And Shows Us New Paths.

When A Physician Is Called To A Patient, He Should Decide On The Diagnosis, Then The Prognosis, And Then The Treatment. ... Physicians Must Know The Evolution Of The Disease, Its Duration And Gravity In Order To Predict Its Course And Outcome. Here Statistics Intervene To Guide Physicians, By Teaching Them The Proportion Of Mortal Cases, And If Observation Has Also Shown That The Successful And Unsuccessful Cases Can Be Recognized By Certain Signs, Then The Prognosis Is More Certain.

Mediocre Men Often Have The Most Acquired Knowledge. It Is In The Darker. It Is In The Darker Regions Of Science That Great Men Are Recognized; They Are Marked By Ideas Which Light Up Phenomena Hitherto Obscure And Carry Science Forward.

But While I Accept Specialization In The Practice, I Reject It Utterly In The Theory Of Science.

In A Word, I Consider Hospitals Only As The Entrance To Scientific Medicine; They Are The First Field Of Observation Which A Physician Enters; But The True Sanctuary Of Medical Science Is A Laboratory; Only There Can He Seek Explanations Of Life In The Normal And Pathological States By Means Of Experimental Analysis.