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Re: Doctors leaving delivery rooms over malpractice insurance costsFrom: Gerald P. Rodríguez (geraldpr@cybermesa.com)Wed Apr 14 10:50:29 2004
Joe, I'm likely more obtuse than most on the list, but I must admit that I don't understand your comment--is it tongue-in-cheek, or is it that you believe there "If all the mothers delivered at home," there would not be much difference in morbidity/mortality rates for moms and babies?? Draw me a picture... Gerald P. Rodríguez, M.D., FACOG Santa Fe ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "There are very few things wholly evil or wholly good; almost everything is an inseparable compound of the two." --Abraham Lincoln ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> ----- Original Message ----- In a message dated 4/12/04 16:13:46, dkrell@msn.com writes: My question is...how many OBGYN's have to go out of practice in order for people to realize that a problem exists and to actually DO something about it? Given the analogy to 9/11, I think that it would take a major catastrophe and then, people would only remember it for a short period of time. Okay, suppose NO ob-gyns delivered babies. If all the mothers delivered at home, how bad off would the statistics be? Joe P.
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