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...Second Circuit Court of Appeals voided a similar New York law, although less emphatically. The Second Circuit found no "cognizable" right to die in the Constitution, but ruled the current state of affairs unfair under the Equal Protection clause. If someone on life support can have a doctor kill him or her (by pulling a plug), the court reasoned, why deny the service to a terminally ill patient not attached to a machine? The high court will review the two cases together...
...also discussed dentistry. “O medicum malum!” was Siena T. Koncsol’s ’08 response when Anna K. Swenson ’08 complained about a bad visit to the dentist. That, she explained, means “Oh, bad doctor.” O for real? We thought you were singing that Bon Jovi song... Your love is like bad... Nevermind...
...nation’s infant mortality rate were as low as Cuba’s, 2,212 babies would be saved annually. “The major contributor to the high cost of health care and the inefficiency in the system has to do with the individualized, doctor-patient model of health care,” Olden said. He criticized the fragmented, investigator-driven state of health research in America. More emphasis should be placed on making existing advancements available to everyone than on making new discoveries, he said. “Millions of Americans do not have access...
...regardless of whether her decision was progressive or regressive from a sociological or historical standpoint, it could have no connotation either way on an individual level. The time and effort she was investing in her education and personal credentials could not be judged by whether she ultimately became a doctor or a stay-at-home mom, by how she personally chose to define happiness and success...
...reminds us that its protagonist is no monster, but a man with wholly human capacities for love and hate alike. Utlimately, “War”’s ambition outstrips its indie-film aesthetic: it is a political tragedy on the scale of “Doctor Zhivago,” constrained in its execution by a “Clerks”-level budget. As a cost-cutting measure, “War” is shot on high-definition video, and like many films of this medium it seems perennially underexposed. Also, it lacks...