Various Schools of Thought on Patience

Document Type : Letter to Editor

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Dental Assistant Surgeon, Department of Dentistry, Government Community Health Centre, Karuvarakundu, India

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Thorakkal Shamim (Google Scholar) 

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Journal of Research on History of Medicine
Volume 15, Issue 3
August 2026
Pages 293-294

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