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BY: Melissa Nelson
... It is characterized by intense pain provoked with direct contact to the vulvar vestibule (located at and around the ...
Letters /
BY: Manning L. Mador, MD
... often never see these patients. Resident staff is the only contact, and even that may be episodic and insufficient. ...
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BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... support from fathers was reported as very positive: eye contact, having someone to express her pain to, and receiving ...
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BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... God, but everyone could see that the disease spread by contact with the patient or with bodily fluids or ... cane used to poke or probe the sick person, to avoid close contact. A plague doctor was often the last person the ...
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BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... led to the development of medical systems where personal contact between patients and caregivers has declined. ...
Blog /
BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... of lobsters. —George Szasz, CM MD Postscript: I tried to contact Dr Groulx by phone to discuss vocalization. ...
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BY: Lana LeBlanc, MPH
... a draw for one of two $100 gift cards, also provide your contact information where requested in the survey (it will ... If you have questions related to this survey, please contact our co-lead researcher, Hilary Robertson, PhD, at ...
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BY: George Szasz, CM, MD
... of syphilis to show that syphilis occurred only after contact with syphilis patients.[ 4 ] Over 100 years ago, Sir ...
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BY: Jennie McCaffrey
... walk or find out more today at www.healthybynature.ca . Or contact Jennie McCaffrey, program coordinator, Healthy by ...
Blog, COVID-19 /
BY: Sharon Shore
... “There is a misconception that patients shouldn’t contact their doctors for routine appointments or ... to be high-risk, it is especially important that they contact their doctor for advice if they have not already ...