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Comment by Stephen Rosenzweig on October 3, 2009 at 8:54am

I have had cirrhosis for 20 years and had a spleenal renal shunt put in 20 yrs. ago To complicate this I contracted Hep C somewhere along the way. I have had some great doctors and some not so great. Mostly I find that when in the hospital for hepatic encephalopathy many doctors come in look at you once, do nothing and charge 150.00 for the visit. That chaps my grits.
Because of the disease I had to stop teaching HS science, am now on disability with early retirement and wrote The Journey.

Comment by K Patrick McDonald on September 28, 2009 at 11:24am

800,000: the number of licensed MDs in the U.S.
237,000: the number considered either "Questionable" or "Dangerous" by Public Citizen.

After 30 years of research, we get no joy whatsoever posting the following fact:

No professional in society causes more suffering; creates more loss of health and treasure; nor escapes more appropriate discipline, than does the errant physician.

And we thought you might like to know a bit more about them.

For those interested at all, in this very strange phenomenon, we offer two avenues to learn more: America's Dumbest Doctors available on Amazon & in bookstores October 15, as well as our website: www.medicalmaniacs.com.

In the meantime, be safe, and do what you must, to avoid becoming yet another medical maniac statistic. We think they've done enough damage already. Don't you?

Comment by JS on September 6, 2009 at 8:05pm

best of luck.

At www.shop.kabap.com we are about to re-focus our marketing efforts to include the promotion of work for not only amateur photographers, but also amateur authors as well.

We are currently accepting listings and willing to offer the same or better terms than any other offer you have currently been given.

Contact books@kabap.com with your most recent terms and we will work post-haste on your listing.

all the best,

Jason