Too Much Of A Good Thing In Medical Specialization
A conference speaker warned that 90 percent of medical students seek clinics to become specialists, risking neglect of general practice. While specialization advances science and offers lucrative careers, rural and minor ailments suffer as general clinicians fade, and patient warmth is lost in impersonal care.
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Tremont man crafts seamless stone hatchet head
Tremont Alabama curio collector James Sheperd explored how Indians made perfect hatchets using stones as tools. He created a stone hatchet head from a single hard rock that experts initially doubted, fearing it could not be authentic Indian craft.
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