"Get me outta here, for the love of Apollo!"

Hippocrates would probably preferred his original version.........

with private insurance and lack of health care choices for women.

Here is what they took an oath too:

"SNIP.........

Key Elements of the Hippocratic Oath:

Ethical Conduct:
The oath outlines the ethical obligations of physicians, emphasizing the importance of acting in the best interest of patients.

Patient Confidentiality:
It stresses the importance of keeping patient information private and confidential.

Non-Maleficence:
The oath includes the principle of "do no harm," emphasizing the importance of avoiding actions that could potentially harm patients.

Respect for Life:
The oath emphasizes respect for human life, including the sanctity of life from conception.

Beneficence:
The oath emphasizes the principle of acting for the benefit of the patient.

Honesty and Integrity:
The oath requires physicians to be honest and truthful in their practice.

Professional Relationships:
The oath emphasizes the importance of maintaining respectful relationships with colleagues and patients.

Continual Learning:
The oath encourages physicians to continue learning and improving their skills.

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https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&client=ms-android-bell-ca-rvc3&source=android-browser&q=Hippocrates+oath

I was involved in one of those last week with a physician friend and their partner. I can't go but they can. I might go for long visits after they do.

We have a shortage here, particularly in rural areas.

We need more medical schools. It's getting harder to get appointments in a timely manner.