...utilize health services and practice preventive health. WE CAN DO MORE, FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW. It in bad enough that a man should be ignorant, for this cuts him off from the commerce of other mens' minds. It is perhaps worse that a man should be poor, for this condemns him to a life of...

...STATEMENT OF LEON E. JOSEY, DDS, NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM OF MID-WESTSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY "It is bad enough that a man should be ignorant, for this cuts him off from the commerce of other men's minds. It is perhaps worse that a man should be poor, for this condemns him to a life of...

...in Title XVIII of the Social Security Act. I close with a quotation by George Herbert Tinley Kimble: "It is bad enough that a man should be ignorant, for this cuts him off from the commerce of other men's minds. It is perhaps even worse that a man should be poor, for this condemns him to a life...

...statement. Thank you. [The prepared statement of Ms. Walker follows :] PREPARED STATEMENT OF MARY WALKER* It is bad enough that a man should be ignorant, for this cuts him off from the commerce of other men's minds. It is perhaps worse that a man should be poor, for this condemns him to a life of...

...stratified society in which they lived. lllness and Economic Constraints on Help-Seeking Behavior /r is bad enough that a man should be ignorant, for this cuts him off from the commerce of men 's minds. 1t is perhaps worse that a man should be poor, for this condemns him to a life of stint...