In "The Doctor in Spite of Himself", Moliere has his imposter-physician place his ear trumpet on the right side of the patient's chest, and, when the latter objects that his heart is on the left side, the "doctor" pompously pronounces his grave professional judgment: "We have changed all that." What the great French playwright is telling us is that the encounter between doctor and patient is at best...
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