A blog called medGadget holds an annual online poll open to anybody to select the best medical blogs. There is a Health Policy/Ethics category. You can check out the nominees and you, anyone who has donated an egg to Hwang Woo-suk, the Dover PA school board, all the human cloning afficionados in Nebraska, anyone publishing any kind of book by anyone in the Schindler or Schiavo family, anyone who is selling a kidney in our comment pages, anyone selling their old pacemaker on eBay, the people who stole Alastair Cooke’s bones, the Euthanizers of Katrina, anyone who would name a dog ‘Snuppy’, all of those who build Respirator Timers of Death in Israel, and anyone whose dog has eaten their face can vote on the medGadget site.
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January 9, 2006 12:16 pm
Polls Open for “Best Health Policies/Ethics Blog”
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