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I'm currently working on the article. Please let me modify things in the first place. I'm working on putting correct references but please stop undoing what I'm writing in real time. Luc Perino did'nt write in Le Monde for instance, please delete this or allow me to delete it.
"the specific part of medicine practiced by the patient‘s bed"?[edit]
I don't quite understand this. Sounds like the bed practices something. Could it be better worded? Thanks, Soranoch (talk) 16:47, 16 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]
