I stared at my desk incredulously, not a pen in sight. In fact, I scoured the office up and down for minutes without luck. Apparently, I wouldn't be able to write that all important script. One could conclude from this exercise that my office staff needs to better monitor our supply reserves. Or, one could draw the conclusion that physicians are greedy, overpaid, untrustworthy scoundrels.<\/p>\n
That's right, doctor's used to suck on the teet of big pharma by taking advantage of their logo bearing gifts of writing utensils. Yet, some genius in the government decided that such influence was affecting prescribing patterns and unethical. Unethical?<\/p>\n
Wake up America!<\/p>\n
Has anyone looked at the government lately. How do you think congressman and ...<\/p>\n
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