From "For Top Medical Students, Appearance Matters," The New York Times, March 19, 2008
"'It is an unfortunate circumstance that you can spend an hour with a patient treating them for diabetes and hypertension and make $100, or you can do Botox and make $2,000 in the same time,' said Dr. Eric C. Parlette, 35, a dermatologist in Chestnut Hill, Mass., who chose his field because he wanted to perform procedures, like skin-cancer surgery and cosmetic treatments, while keeping regular hours and earning a rewarding salary."
One woman's thoughts on urban planning and urban life in a south Indian metropolis.
19 March 2008
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