Archive for June 2nd, 2009

There’s a movement afoot to make physician apologies inadmissible in court for cases of adverse patient outcomes.
Hospitalist Chris Rangel notes the absurdity of the situation, and says that expressing sympathy shouldn’t always imply causation in the first place. After all, saying sorry and expressing sympathy is the right thing to do in these difficult [...]

Dear Razor: It’s not you, it’s me. My needs are changing as I get older, and you’re just not right for me anymore. Love, Aimee.
That’s right, I’m back on the market — for a new hair removal technique.


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