A story recounts how a long-shunned medical researcher is finally winning acceptance for his unconventional theories on heart disease, and suggests that new ideas in medicine are often slighted when they don't stand to make money for drug companies.
The tale tells about a researcher often rejected by his community for his out of the ordinary methods and ideas and how new ideas are not considered seriously if they don't make money for drug companies.
New ideas in medicine are often considered regardless of the profit potential.
The people are inside holding trumpets.
Nema will show you to the kitchen, but you have to find your own room.
It's hard for me to read all these books so I read only those for enjoyment.
Man is listening to a preacher.
A man swings a black banner.
The dogs are playing outside.