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Resident Life23 Jan 2006 05:32 GMT14
I'm debating whether or not to enter medical school, and residency
horrifies me.  Are there any residents or doctors out there that are
willing to discuss life as a resident?
Thank you,
783,936 Deaths per year Caused by Drugs Prescribed by American Doctors23 Jan 2006 05:32 GMT19
This fully referenced report shows the number of people having
in-hospital, adverse reactions to prescribed drugs to be 2.2 million
per year. The number of unnecessary antibiotics prescribed annually for
viral infections is 20 million per year. The number of unnecessary
Why was the burn wound ^^^^WHITE^^^^?!?! Please Answer With Reasonable Responses!!!! Its NOT VASOCONSTRICTION!!!!!!!!!!23 Jan 2006 04:59 GMT6
bara...@comcast.net wrote:
> The redness and whiteness during light burns is the result of different
> behaviour of the subcutaneous capillaries.
No. Redness and PALENESS is the result of the different behavior of
UK National Healthcare Services told: put money before medicine23 Jan 2006 03:52 GMT2
Patricia Hewitt, the health secretary, will call for the end of the
"handout culture" in the NHS this week and demand that financial
management be put ahead of clinical objectives. Under the new financial
regime, health trusts will sink or swim on their ability to attract
AN APOLOGY TO LISTENERS OF TALK RADIO23 Jan 2006 02:12 GMT6
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I have just realized I have neglected to offer my sincere apology
to listeners of talk radio for stating, on several occasions, that
they are morons who despise truth and suck up every bit of fiction,
Why Was The Burn Wound ^^^^White^^^^? It was ^*NOT*^ caused by VASOCONSTRICTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!23 Jan 2006 01:09 GMT4
bara...@comcast.net wrote:
> The redness and whiteness during light burns is the result of different
> behaviour of the subcutaneous capillaries.
No. Redness and PALENESS is the result of the different behavior of
height reduction surgery23 Jan 2006 01:03 GMT12
I hate being so tall (6 foot). I wish I was a short girl. Even just a
few inches less would make me feel happier.
Is there any possibility of height reduction treatments? I found info
on stopping height growth in puberty... but what if you are
6 weeks Post Inguinal hernia repair - PAIN still presemt22 Jan 2006 18:22 GMT2
Hello, I researched the group and found some great info here is my
concern,
I am 43 yr old male, good shape, exercise and good diet.  Developed
small grape sized bulge in right side of Pubic area.  Had Laparoscopic
aspartame : statement of Dr Bowen to the FDA, 1995.22 Jan 2006 17:19 GMT7
http://www.dorway.com/drbowen.txt
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1995 (private email)
Subject: Dr. Bowen's Statement to the FDA
STATEMENT TO THE FDA ON FOOD LABELING -
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We are a leading site for mesothelioma and lung cancer news, research,
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Can I get a local anasthetic if they want me to take a general?22 Jan 2006 01:26 GMT4
Hi people,
I have a question about anasthetics. I live in the UK by the way.
I'm going to have a minor operation, for a non-life-threatening health
issue. It's between my skull and my skin, on the back of my skull,
Please Respond With Reasonable Answers21 Jan 2006 21:34 GMT3
bara...@comcast.net wrote:
> The redness and whiteness during light burns is the result of different
> behaviour of the subcutaneous capillaries.
No. Redness and PALENESS is the result of the different behavior of
"Restless Leg" Syndrome: Can Somebody Describe It?21 Jan 2006 21:12 GMT2
My left leg has been giving me grief when I'm trying to sleep for years and
years - but in the last few months it's begun to really impinge on my life - as
in going to bed at 9 and not getting even close to 8 hours sleep until 8 the
next morning.
Whipple procedure for pancreatic cyst?21 Jan 2006 09:20 GMT12
Brother-in-law, age 73, is agonizing whether or not to have this
surgery.  Cyst is 4 cm and was biopsied.  Cells not cancerous but
abnormal. We understand mortality rate is only about 2% but chance of
complications is about 40%.  If he elects, should we urge him to go to
teaching hospital question21 Jan 2006 07:49 GMT1
At a teaching hospital, if one of the specialist physicians writes a
note
in the chart saying "suggest xyz" to whom is this suggestion being
made?
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