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Originally Posted by 469er
Clearly. I was actually speaking generally, but if the cap fits... You ought to care (or at least ought to learn to pretend you do) by the time you qualify, though. You'll come across plenty of patients like me over the years. Unless you decide to specialise in pathology. Which perhaps you should. 
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hillarious.
i think you'll find quite a lot of doctors who "pretend" as you put it, to care. its very frustrating when mummy brings in baby who has measles and wonders why, and the proceeds to complain she had to wait, and demand the doc fix everything quick so she can go to yoga. and to use your phrase, i could probably go out for a nice lunch to the amount of times i've heard doctors express their frustration at parents who refuse to get ther kids vaccinated.
just out of interest, if its not MMR and the autism that puts you off, what is it.