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...want to understand why General Wesley Clark is causing heartburn in the Dean camp, it's worth studying how much the guy who is running as the un-Dean actually resembles him. Both men make the most of their hard-earned titles: the doctor and the general are conspicuously not Senators; they barely admit to being politicians at all. Their innocence of national elective experience is a virtue. Their tough temperaments and raw styles are suited to a Democratic base alienated by dignified leaders in Washington who got rolled by the Bush revolution. Neither has any embarrassing votes to explain...
...There should be a record, saying, here, this student went to this doctor and then this doctor, and here’s a list,” Kestenbaum says. “There should be a list for students of everything that’s offered with a little description of the different therapies—it should all be in one place where you can see what’s available. Kids shouldn’t have to search it out on their own, they should be available to look at it, like on a grid...
...Nurse practitioners don’t stand alone. They are part of a medical group where the doctor is effectively behind them,” Rosenthal says. “They are really cost effective, and they listen better than anyone...
...person is getting short-changed,” she says. “The question is, is the patient seeing the doctor they need...
When people get to know him, Dean says, they will discover how hard it is to put a label on him. "Being a doctor has to do with who I am. First, facts matter, and ideology doesn't," Dean says. "I do not like ideologues. I never trusted ideologues. That's why I don't trust this Administration. When I was in the '60s, I didn't trust the left either. I was never part of any of those lefty organizations. Ideologues always sacrifice people before their supposed principles, so they never deliver for human beings what they claim their...