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perceive the standard of general practice to-have been at a low ebb, the worst advice for a patient with chest pain was reckoned to be "take two aspirins and go to casualty"; nowadays the very best advice is to "take one aspirin and go as fast as possible to the nearest hospital coronary care unit."
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