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"Med Service" is a science fiction novel written by Murray Leinster and first published in 1956. This work is part of Leinster's "Med Ship" series, a collection of stories featuring Calhoun, a military doctor who travels the galaxy aboard a Med Ship.
The "Med Ship" series addresses themes of medical ethics, problem-solving, and cultural differences as Calhoun and Murgatroyd encounter various alien species and medical problems as they work to help those in need. Murray Leinster's stories in the series are known for their compelling narratives and thoughtful explorations of medical and ethical dilemmas set against a science fiction backdrop.
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Summary
In "Medical Services", Calhoun and his alien assistant Murgatroyd arrive on the planet Kael IV. Their mission is to investigate a mysterious epidemic that is plaguing the population and causing unusual symptoms. Calhoun uses his medical knowledge and the Med Ship's resources to diagnose and treat illnesses while dealing with the local customs and politics of Kael IV...
Contents
CHAPTER I. Calhoun lay in his bunk and read Fitzgerald on "Probability and Human Conduct"
CHAPTER II. Two days later Calhoun found a cultivated field and a dead man,
CHAPTER III. She came very slowly back to consciousness.
CHAPTER IV. Murgatroyd had been inoculated with a blood-sample from the girl Helen
CHAPTER V. An hour after sunrise Calhoun's shoulder-pack was empty of food.
CHAPTER VI. When morning came, Calhoun very wryly considered the situation.