Bfgrn
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What does one anecdote about one town with a few people interviewed really tell us, other than the agenda of the author??
Here's an idea...READ the whole article...
And then READ this one...doctors too self inflated and egotistical to WASH THEIR F_CKING HANDS...even though it would save hundreds of thousands of lives...
Op-Ed Columnist
The Sidney Awards
By DAVID BROOKS
Published: December 24, 2009
Every year, I give out Sidney Awards to the best magazine essays of the year...
This year, magazines had a powerful effect on the health care debate. Atul Gawandes piece, The Cost Conundrum, in The New Yorker, was the most influential essay of 2009, and David Goldhills How American Health Care Killed My Father, in The Atlantic, explained why the U.S. needs fundamental health reform.