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The writer is a graduate of SUNY Downstate Medical Center in New York City with an MD. He is retired after nearly fifty years' frontline medical practice, and he has been certified for more than twenty of these years by the American Board of Family Practice. He was for two terms, each for two years, the Chairman of the Department of Family Practice, with then about forty members, at a Level One Trauma Center here in Florida. He writes of food ...

This presentation is an effort by a retired physician to enjoy the reading of probably the most universally renowned and accepted as the world's foremost writer, William Shakespeare, and, often said, his best, single work created, Hamlet. First the black print presents, what this writer has thought that Shakespeare had meaning and in wordings that even many significantly, literary challenged might actually enjoy. Second always immediately foll...

Medical Care Fair and Equal ponders why the U.S. health results are so dismal compared to other leading countries, when it spends relatively so much more? The United States exceeds other industrialized nations in total health spending in 2001, 13.9%, Germany 10.7%, Canada 9.7%, France 9.5%, Sweden 8, 5%, Japan (here for 2000) 7.6% , and United Kingdom 7.5%. The U.S. lags other industrialized nations in reducing infant mortality rates. In the y...