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Re: TerbutalineFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comSat Nov 20 12:13:18 2004
In a message dated 11/20/04 13:05:28, johnprov@sympatico.ca writes:
> Joe are you saying every patient should be treated as individual, that LOL YEAH! And you know . . . I JUST thought of that! I was drinking chardonnay last night watching CSI:Miami on TiVo and said to myself, "Gee! What if the human physiological system is a complex system, given to uncertainties and indiosyncratic responses to interventions and medication, and what if a strict application of some protocol or treatment regimen DOESN'T work on some folks, besides the fact that some can't take some drugs because of contraindications like allergy? What does that mean in the realm of modern medicine and the application of protocol-based strategies and reimbursement criteria? Hmmmmm. . . " Then I went back to watching the case about the pilot who was killed by carbon monoxide poisoning by his adulterous lover who was jealous about his purloining her concept of a revolutionary airplane fuel-cell and applying for a patent on it without her knowledge. Then I went to bed. Joe P.
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