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| When a Doctor Shakes Hands In an age when pesky bacteria are growing more antibiotic resistant, is it really a good idea for physicians to greet their patients with a handshake? At fourscore years and five, I am in reasonably good health and feel most fortunate to be well looked after by a great internist plus six medical specialists. But I could do without all those obligatory handshakes! Robert Ritchie Dome Wants to Hear from You! Dome welcomes letters from readers. Letters should include your name and address. Dome reserves the right to edit them and publish them as space allows, at the discretion of the editor. E-mail us: swingle@jhmi.edu or jminkov2@jhmi.edu; write us: Letters, Dome, Office of Corporate Communications, 901 S. Bond St., Suite 550, Baltimore MD 21231; or fax us: 410-955-4452. To Our Readers Dome will not be published again until February. In the meantime, the staff of Dome wishes you and yours the very best of holidays and the happiest New Year. |
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