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It seems like a new article makes the rounds every week complaining about medical costs. A recent example published in USA Today blasted the use of screening…
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It seems like a new article makes the rounds every week complaining about medical costs. A recent example published in USA Today blasted the use of screening…
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I’ve been thinking about words a lot lately. It all started when my wife brought home some donut holes. I immediately took issue with “donut holes.” Not…
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My first day of medical school was incredible. I didn’t have any classes, but I learned a lot nonetheless. Shortly before classes started, I was offered the chance…
Read More →Doctor filling out paperwork instead of helping patients I occasionally meet a young person who wants to become a doctor, and asks for advice about how to…
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There are a lot of phrases, idioms, and metaphors in the English language which confuse me. For example, “going cold turkey,” or “under the weather.” I know…
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The author, running and being fat (it wasn't too hot, it was cloudy out.) I’ve gotten into this new exercise routine, called “Running While Fat.” You might…
Read More →There is an old question that is asked during job interviews- “What is your worst characteristic?” Or flaw, or trait, or whatever. I’m not sure what the…
Read More →I thought of this phrase a few days ago, during a particularly difficult biopsy. Most of my procedures involve very little bleeding, but this one was giving me…
Read More →I was out for a springtime jog a few days ago, and I found myself daydreaming, as I do during exercise. It’s been a long, cold winter, and…
Read More →Filthy Canadians in my backyard I hate the Canadians. They are always crapping on the sidewalk behind my house and eating my grass seeds. I’m referring, or course,…
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