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This is a medical weblog--a collection of thoughts about medicine, medical training, and health policy--written by a fifth-year medical student.
I recently stopped blogging, as I graduated from medical school and I'm now a physician in my residency training in New York City. But feel free to read and enjoy!
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I’ve fallen off my chair laughing at some of the interesting ad/story combinations that I’ve seen on various websites recently.
Less funny, but as striking are the $16,000 wristwatch ads that appear on the SAME PAGE as the stories of the poorest of the poor, on page 2 and 3 of the NY Times Print Edition. “so and so were so poor that they had to sell their children and couldnt’ afford a few spoons to eat with” and RIGHT next to it are the ads describing how you NEED to have this overpriced piece of something.
Or the article on pg 2 (don’t remember when this was) of the NY Times that discussed the civil war in Congo that’s being fought over diamonds, and across from this — the diamond studded necklace for only $50,000.
Yikes.
This is cute – how did you take the picture of the screen? I was once technologically capable, but not so much since med school… My ‘PrtScrn’ button doesn’t do it for me. Can you help?
Nope, not just you… that’s pretty funny :-)