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What hand did a father have in medicine Colonial Times?
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In colonial times, the father had a hand in every aspect of family planning, including medicine, depending on where the family lived. If a family lived on a farm, for instance, and a child broke their arm, the father might set and splint it rather than calling for a doctor.
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