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Essay: Should the doctor hold a patient's hand? http://nyti.ms/9aCvx8 - The essay is in JAMA. It's worth a read. #health
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bernsteinmedical.com — “Q: If I want to use a laser to try and stimulate my hair to grow, should I use one of the hand-held units, such as the LaserComb or X5 Laser, or use a helmet? A: Of the hand-held lasers, I feel the LaserComb is most effective. With the helmet units used in salons or doctor--™s offices, we recommend the Revage. There is no evidence that the helmet lasers works any better than the LaserComb. Some patients prefer a helmet, such as the Revage, since they can just relax and don--™t have t” View full resource at bernsteinmedical.com
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thirdage.com — “The patient shook his doctor's hand in gratitude and said: "Since we are the best of friends, I would not want to insult you by offering payment. But you should know that I had mentioned you in my will."” View full resource at thirdage.com
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