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Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy, 2011
This is the story of a man in India who is among millions denied access to pain relief all over the developing world. He was in agonizing pain and pleaded to a doctor for pain relief, adding that he had not slept for several days. Not only was pain relief denied to him, but he was also insulted by a doctor with the words, "What do you want me to do ...
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This is the story of a man in India who is among millions denied access to pain relief all over the developing world. He was in agonizing pain and pleaded to a doctor for pain relief, adding that he had not slept for several days. Not only was pain relief denied to him, but he was also insulted by a doctor with the words, "What do you want me to do ...
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2003
Venus is Earth's nearest planetary neighbor and has fascinated mankind since the dawn of history. Venus' clouds reflect most of the sunlight shining on the planet and make it the brightest object in the sky after the Sun and Moon. Venus is visible with the naked eye as an evening star until a few hours after sunset or as a morning star shortly before ...
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Venus is Earth's nearest planetary neighbor and has fascinated mankind since the dawn of history. Venus' clouds reflect most of the sunlight shining on the planet and make it the brightest object in the sky after the Sun and Moon. Venus is visible with the naked eye as an evening star until a few hours after sunset or as a morning star shortly before ...
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Scientific American, 2004
The article focuses on the transit of Venus across the sun on June 8, 2004. Around the world many lucky individuals will witness an extraordinarily rare astronomical event. Properly situated observers equipped with suitable filters for their eyes, binoculars or telescopes wall be able to see the planet Venus silhouetted against the sun, a black dot ...
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The article focuses on the transit of Venus across the sun on June 8, 2004. Around the world many lucky individuals will witness an extraordinarily rare astronomical event. Properly situated observers equipped with suitable filters for their eyes, binoculars or telescopes wall be able to see the planet Venus silhouetted against the sun, a black dot ...
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, 2016