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Roman ruins cast new light on a trip to doctor.(Medianote)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Podiatry Now ...archaeologists have unearthed an ancient doctor's surgery, which has cast new light on what a trip to the doctor would have been like in Roman times. One of the most unexpected...were the most common ...
Roman ruins cast new light on a trip to doctor.
News Wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd. Roman ruins cast new light on a trip to doctor London, Dec 9 (PTI...wondered what a trip to the doctor would have been like...archaeologists in Italy show that ...

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