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...avoid getting parasites when eating in so many places around the world? -Malaika McKee-Culpepper Broomfield, Colo.It's always the breakfast buffet at the major-chain hotel that gets you. It's almost never street food. But some of our crew got subcutaneous larvae, which I thought was pretty cool. In the book we have a medical-anomalies chapter that I'm very proud...
...went up to 40 or so,” she said.One counselor, who was granted anonymity because of the sensitive nature of her duties, said that when she first started, she received few calls, and wondered about the need for the program.Caitlin B. McKee ’06, a former volunteer for RESPONSE, took the opposite view.“I personally found it surprising how many calls there are,” said McKee, a former Crimson magazine editor. “But even if just one person called during the whole semester it would still justify RESPONSE being...
...says, “I wouldn’t go out of my way” to separate trash from recyclables. “It is more convenient to put everything is a big black trash bag,” Smith adds. Likewise, Patrick M. McKee ’07 isn’t an anti-environmentalist, but isn’t overly conscientious. “I was brought up to do some things, like turn off the lights, but I don’t turn off my computer at night, and my room doesn’t recycle...
...doctors freely admit that they do everything they can to work the system. "As much as we all value fairness, if you think you can get some special attention for someone who's important to you ... I don't know anybody who would not play that card," says Michael McKee, vice chairman of psychology and psychiatry at the Cleveland Clinic. But talk to doctors about their experiences and you'll be surprised by how little power they have to bend the system to their will...
...writing their own prescriptions, self-diagnosing, avoiding checkups. When they do have to enter a hospital as a patient, they struggle with their role, scanning their bedside monitors and watching their colleagues so closely that everyone can get a little spooked. "I don't like the role reversal," says McKee. "I suppose it's the way you feel when you're 80 or 90 and your kids are taking care of you. It doesn't feel right...