On the Influence of Education and Training in Preventing Diseases of the Nervous System

In this pioneering work, Robert Brudenell Carter explores the links between education, training, and the prevention of nervous system disorders. Drawing on his extensive experience as a physician and educator, Carter argues that proper training and education can help individuals avoid many of the physical and psychological stresses that lead to neurological problems. This book remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of medicine and education.
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