A sign of the Apocalypse
We should probably all go to cash only practice – and refuse to deal with the idiotic insurers and their rules.
An economic look at medical marijuana
Harvard economist Jeffrey Miron estimates legalizing marijuana could save $7.7 billion in law enforcement and generate $6.2 billion in tax revenue annually
Sometimes medical schools are stupid
This rants should bother you – they certainly bother me. I have taken a stand to not allow this stuff when I am in a decision making position.
Lundberg on blogs
My email response to Dr. Lundberg. Not surprising that I disagree. I probably will need to think through my response even more carefully.
More on States’ rights
I have no problem. After all, Nevada having legalized gambling and brothels has influenced population in that state.
Reducing drug costs
The Partnership for Prescription Assistance. This site has functions for physicians and patients. Check it out!
More on the Oregon case
It represents a fundamental principle. I hope the Supreme Court is principled and not like Groucho (see quotes on the left).
Previous writings on physician assisted suicide
The writer expresses moral concerns regarding Oregon’s assisted suicide law, discussing the ethical distinction between active and passive euthanasia.
The Supremes and physician assisted suicide
As I have written previously I am morally against physician assisted suicide. In my mind this action crosses an ethical line which troubles me.
Rejudging a medical marijuana case
The judge seemingly arbitrarily excludes information from the jurors. However, the judge then gives an extremely light sentence, aggravating the feds.