A New Class of Medical Men Takes That Oath

The American medical association has, for decades, been one of the strongest labor unions in the country. The union prevents competition by people from outside the profession with those in it. Without warning, any one of us may suddenly need medical care. But who can give us that cure? Is it always a graduate of an expensive medical school who has a union cart called a medical licens or might it be some one like this working for a private enterprise organization rendering emergency care?