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To the Editor: At last, a physician willing to suggest that the American medical profession is a spineless, avaricious, and directionless cartel unworthy of being called caring (Nov. 27 issue).¹ The fact that this sentiment had to be couched in irony of almost Brechtian density to be published in a respected journal heightens the effect.

I have often been asked whether I would like to work in the United States. "Hey man," I'm told, "the money's really good." I have always replied that I would rather sell my soul to the devil (he may be harsh but at least you . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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