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Sociological Stew: Shortage of Rheumatologists

In December 2006, just before New Years, my primary care physician ordered up some blood tests for me. I seemed to be in pain all the time, ...
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Sociological Stew: October 2007

Tuesday, October 23, 2007 I have been doing a lot of thinking and writing about the future. Between lectures for my on-line environmental sociology class, and comments to various blogs (including my ...