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...Johnson alluded to surveys that show that direct advertising brings patients into their doctors??€™ offices about conditions that might otherwise go undiagnosed or untreated...
Thousands of new patients have flooded doctors??€™ waiting rooms in the months since Massachusetts passed a bill requiring that all residents obtain health insurance. Over half of the previously 600,000 uninsured residents have since signed onto health care plans, and the influx of new patients is taxing primary care physicians across the state. The Massachusetts Medical Society (MMS) warns in their 2007 report that primary care physicians believe that “a workforce shortage is imminent...
Researchers interviewed 1,662 practicing physicians, including three groups of primary care doctors??€”internists, family practitioners, and pediatricians—and three groups of specialists—surgeons, anesthesiologists, and cardiologists. For recent research, faculty profiles, and a look at the issues facing Harvard scientists, check out The Crimson's science page...
...York Sun story, Stern was quoted as saying that while Muslim clerics are being called on to condemn Muslim extremist violence, “Catholic priests are not stepping up to condemn those who kill abortion doctors??€¦[and] rabbis are not condemning the violent settlers’ movement...
...prescription oral contraceptives is that sex, and all that jazz, should be a big deal: If women are allowed to purchase the pill willy-nilly then they will all go around have lots of sex and being generally licentious. Again, this argument puts the cart before the horse, assuming doctors??€™ appointments uphold moral attitudes. Most individuals make decisions about sex based on their own personal moral and social circumstances, not on the availability of pills and condoms—after all, anyone can pick up the latter freely at CVS. And even if the moralists are right...