The Doctor Business, presents the results of a seven-year investigation into the methods by which the public receives and often fails to relish its medical care. The author is Richard Carter, a reporter and medical writer and a former recipient of the George Polk award for journalism; in this latest work he probes the tender areas in the traditional practice of medicine and indicates the need, not entirely unrecognized, for an enlightened attitude on the part of the medical profession toward its public.
