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TitleScience Replacing Fatalism. A scene in an American Red Cross clinic at Scutari, Albania. Dr. Sara Foulks, of Burlington, N.J., examining a tubercular Mohammedan woman, who had been given up be her relatives as "fated" to premature death. Through its medical centers established in all parts of the country, the Red Cross is seeking to overcome this attitude towards sick by scientific appliance of modern methods of surgery and medicine. The fatalism is due solely to the lack of doctors, nurses and any idea of sanitation or modern medicineTypeStill ImageCollectionPlaceAlbania--Scutari.Could not render: bf:sourceAuthorized Access PointScience Replacing Fatalism. A scene in an American Red Cross clinic at Scutari, Albania. Dr. Sara Foulks, of Burlington, N.J., examining a tubercular Mohammedan woman, who had been given up be her relatives as "fated" to premature death. Through its medical centers established in all parts of the country, the Red Cross is seeking to overcome this attitude towards sick by scientific appliance of modern methods of surgery and medicine. The fatalism is due solely to the lack of doctors, nurses and any idea of sanitation or modern medicine