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doctor/patient tensions and beyond

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sun, 11/07/2010 - 3:29pm.

A powerful set of stories about life in the medical trenches.  Reminds me a bit of the movie Crash, which isn't actually about either Ghana or medicine but rather about life in general in the US (and elsewhere?).  Yep, some education would help, but there is also clearly a need for major resource reallocation.  Can one make an argument that that is a part of the business of the biology/culture interface? 

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