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inlawrev-3814	Girod, Jennifer	The Learned Intermediary Doctrine: An Efficient Protection for Patients, Past and Present	2007	26	.pdf	application/pdf	12258	759	55	Physician practice was improved by knowing the patient well. For example, in the mid- 1 920s, Richard Cabot was analyzing the ethical aspects of fee-splitting, and in the 1930s the American Medical Association was busy lobbying against national health insurance, group practice, and physician advertising. 136 From a historical perspective, it is inaccurate to argue that the learned intermediary doctrine was adopted because physicians were perfectly virtuous in the 1960s.	cache/inlawrev-3814.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3814.txt