Could someone with free access to JAMA get me these two articles? x

http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/reprint/55/24/2027
http://archopht.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/extract/118/9/1215

 

x-no-archive:

 

x-no-archive:

 

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In return for the person who sends me these I offer free transcription
services.

 

x-no-archive:

 

Clearly the offer of free transcription services wasn't very appealing.

 

Sheesh. Now I have to spend $60. Thanks for nothing sci.med.vision

 

Why couldn't JAMA make their old stuff free for all like the BMJ
does... tut tut

 

Oh Dr. Tyner just the man I need. Doesn't being an optometrist mean
you get free access to JAMA? Could you send me them? Thanks.

 

Well only the valid, ignored-by-the-medical-profession ones.

 

Thanks doctor. I'll check.

I'm skint.

 

Optometry sounds like a crap job. What would you say?

 

That wasn't a rhetorical question. I'd really like to know. What
made you want to go into optometry?

 

See:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/optometrysucks/

 

Well fair enough.

Do you enjoy your job?

 

Also: How satisfied would you say your patients are with the
treatments they're offered?

 

By the way don't assume anything about that question. Answer as
honestly as you can. Thanks.

 

Well Doctor you can ask me whatever you like and I'll answer to the
best of my ability. If I can't answer I wont.

 

The first step in testing that hypothesis would be to make sure we
understand what that procedure or treatment is.