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Whatever economic or bureaucratic changes are in order, a change in student attitude may be crucial to creating the desired atmosphere. Bossert says undergraduates must bear much of the responsibility for change...
Despite such regulatory pitfalls, the time is ripe for putting some teeth into the FDA. A profit-driven system cannot be so dependent on trust, particularly when lives hang in the balance. Doctors and their patients also bear some responsibility for using drugs wisely. "All drugs have risk," observes physician-activist Wolfe. "Most of the time the benefits outweigh the risks. But there is abysmal ignorance on the part of the public about side effects." In a culture that has long been addicted to the quick fix, a healthy respect for the power of the pill -- negative as well...
...Harris, randomly chosen from a bin marked EX-PRIME-TIME STARS LOOKING FOR WORK, leave no impression whatsoever as the women in his life. The Burden of Proof is darker and more nuanced than most TV movies, but that doesn't make sitting through it any easier to bear...
Each of the academic societies, said Tosteson, has begun student and faculty seminars to devise new curricular experiences "which will raise the awareness of students and faculty alike as they bear on medicine and society...
...Lukacher, at least, knows this going in. but he overcompensates. Instead of describing what the book talks about, he goes in for some serious "thinking of being," tying tight knots between Derrida and Heidegger, and asking a lot of questions he doesn't answer--like "Why does language bear within itself the traces of something that cannot be exhausted by pragmatics and historicity, something from which the pragmata of history themselves arise...