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Here’s an unfinished draft I pulled up from way back in early 2008. I’m thinking it still applies:
I think some of the naive pre-meds have been drinking a bit too much of the Hatorade lately. I’ve seen numerous threads pop up in the pre-allo forum at SDN referencing Med School Hell and typically the comments [...]
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Pretty fucking badass!

this is so true

So it has been awhile since my last post, and my last post was a cheat since someone threw me the content.
OK.
I’m just posting to say I’m still here stacking paper. You have to realize it’s near impossible to write about medical school since I’ve been out of the game so long now. If someone [...]
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I’ve gotten a few requests for writers through the comments and contact form here at MSH. Since I’ve been out of the game for so long now, this is really the only way others will benefit from hearing the truth about medical training.
People want to hear from those that are in the trenches. I want [...]
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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Health care isn’t a right, it’s a privilege.
The left, however, tends to disagree with that statement.
Massachusetts is perhaps the bluest state in the nation. Liberals practically pour from the cracks of the sidewalk in Boston. Keep in mind that the last Republican senator from Massachusetts was [...]
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Centro Tepeyac Women’s Center — a Silver Spring, Md., crisis pregnancy center — last week filed a lawsuit challenging a Montgomery County, Md., law that requires CPCs to post signs in English and Spanish stating that they do not have licensed medical professionals on staff, the Washington Times reports…
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The Washington Post: In the District of Columbia, “[a]s part of a medical-legal partnership that began in 2002, lawyers work alongside doctors at four District clinics run by [Children's National Medical Center]…
Rome wasnt built in a day!

Memos pertaining to abortion cases that Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan authored during her yearlong clerkship for former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall could become an issue during her confirmation hearings, the AP/Boston Globe reports. The memos were released from Marshall’s files at the Library of Congress…
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The Sacramento Bee reports: “Three Sacramento-area residents are among 11 people, including five doctors, accused of participating in a Medicare fraud ring. …
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According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), USA, there is “growing concerns about the quality of the company’s manufacturing process.” The FDA informs that there have been some consumer recalls and unsatisfactory inspections, according to Deputy Commissioner Joshua Sharfstein, at a congressional hearing today…
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