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"A long time ago" or Pre-Hill law, an average work week at an Ivy internship would average 100-115 hr/wk on minimal salary. These hospitals aren't in the nicest neighborhoods - so add at least 30 min. commute minimum each way on the night you go were permitted to go home to sleep (and back at crack of dawn). Surgery especially stayed the old boys club the longest - probably until around the 1990s, specifically because only women got pregnant back then during their internships and residencies.
The next time that you want to walk barefoot on the beach...
I'll open with a Bridgette Bardot.
I call BS on that one. Have you ever tried to pull something out of wet beach sand?
Such fantasy.
One of those guys is truly evil yet hasnot received a second of scrutiny
And all the plumbers are now freaking out for the failures in this layout.
Some folks will probably say I'm totally wrong, but with medical malpractice being just about one of the biggest causes of not natural deaths in this country, perhaps someone should look long and hard at the stupid practice of insane work hours which only benefit the top money men.
I mean we don't allow truck drivers to work more than x hours in a shift or xx hours in a day but somehow it's a "good thing" to make your medical staff work crazy stressful hours and harsh conditions and such all for the glory and income of the insurance companies?
I'd suggest that one ones in charge are indeed evil.
The 'protesting in the street' types? Morons aka useful idiots
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Buddy Holly and the Supremes.
Now that's a show I would've liked to of seen.
High blood pressure (hypertension) Stage 1: Systolic between 130-139 or diastolic between 80-89.
Keep trying, you can make it to STAGE 2. You're almost there.
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Oh look It's back after the bitch Slapping from HMIC.
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I don't think anyone is arguing that your example of an abortion should be banned, but aborting a 9 month old fetus because you changed your mind, or repeatedly using abortions because birth control is too difficult is not cool by me. Those are wildly different scenarios, and just maybe, a one size fits all solution doesn't work. And why would anyone be against the day after pill? Just like most, I only don't want to have to pay for someone else's poor life choices. I don't know, but I imagine here in Canada, the day after pill is probably provided free of charge, while someone that needs an epi pen has to pay full price.
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