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Re: The less you know the better From: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu) Sat Nov 30 13:44:19 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Gordon M. Goldman: "ob-gyn-l" Previous message: RAUL DORBECKER: "Vitamins in Pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: douglas krell: "The less you know the better" Next in thread: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: The less you know the better" In message <199611301751.JAA23156@unixg.ubc.ca> writes: > There are not enough specialist to go around to be doing annual pap smears > here. The family doc can do a pap smear almost as well as I can (atleast > the ones who were properly trained sure can). Hmmm. Care to explain that "almost"? Perhaps you give the Cytobrush a special kind of twirling flourish that we benighted FPs just can't get right? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Woolley -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul, Minnesota "Two vast things, each wondrous in itself, contribute to make this book a prodigy--the author's industry and her ignorance. Once can only be so intricately wrong by deep study and long effort.... The result has an eerie perfection, as if all the world's greatest builders had agreed to rear, with infinite skill, the world's ugliest building." --Garry Wills, on Fawn Brodie's psychobiography of Thomas Jefferson Next message: Gordon M. Goldman: "ob-gyn-l" Previous message: RAUL DORBECKER: "Vitamins in Pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: douglas krell: "The less you know the better" Next in thread: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: The less you know the better"

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