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Public Policy by Lawsuits: U.S. Neurosurgeons Are Not Safe

In the Fall 2001 issue of the AANS Bulletin, “A Profession at Risk—The Medical Liability Crisis,” the editors brought forth the momentous issue of spiraling medical liability for neurosurgeons. Indeed, neurosurgery has been a profession at risk for quite some time, and many American neurosurgeons are quitting early rather than becoming grist for the trial […]

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Book Review of Cuba in Revolution: Escape From a Lost Paradise. Reviewed by Roberto A. Solera

El tema político cubano sigue en el tapete casi a diario, ya que hay más de dos millones de exiliados sólo en el territorio de los Estados Unidos…y la situación política del “Verde Caimán — Cuba — no se soluciona y ni siquiera se estabiliza. Los testimonios de aquéllos que huyeron del horror “comunista” —

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Prospecting for Fool’s Gold in Cuba — Again

Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter’s recent visit to communist Cuba has renewed the calls for normalization of relations with the workers’ paradise from many quarters ­ from statist politicians who have admired Fidel Castro for decades to exporting firms like Archer Daniels Midland, which salivates at the prospect of taking its agribusiness to Cuba ­

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Medicine Contracts a Deadly Disease by Craige McMillan

Ultimately, liberalism destroys everything it touches. The disease’s carriers, however, go on and on, infecting innocent bystanders and even entire institutions with a dread disease without so much as a single pang of conscience. The latest casualty is medicine. In their efforts to save an increasingly violent segment of society from itself — a favorite

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