I. house [haʊs] СУЩ.
1. house (inhabitation):
2. house (family):
3. house a. ЭКОН. (business):
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As a house physician he became interested in gastroenterology and based his successful future clinical career on the treatment of stomach and bowel ulceration.
en.wikipedia.org Radiation therapy began in 1928, and the hospital hired its first house physician and interns, a harbinger of today's major medical education program.
en.wikipedia.org These charges covered not just the room but also meals, nursing, house physician, and surgical dressings.
www.theatlantic.com He was released in 1940 and until the end of war worked as a private physician.
en.wikipedia.org This translates into approximately 0.5 female allopathic physicians per 10,000 individuals in rural areas.
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