The health service could be left with a shortage of clinicians, with the remaining doctors spread too thinly.
The Tory leader, who joked that if Brown sat any closer to Darling on the Commons bench "they would start kissing", repeated allegations that Brown's former spin doctor, Damian McBride, "spread poison" about Darling.
Dr. Niederhut said company-sponsored doctors had spread the word that new and expensive drugs were better in treating bipolar disorder than lithium, the cheaper old standby treatment.
During the nineteenth century, people started to realize that doctors often spread bacteria, because they examined more infected patients than midwives did and failed to wash their contaminated hands.
Efforts to promote a visit by local government officials to an elderly pensioner in the eastern province of Anhui took an awkward turn after a poorly doctored photo spread rapidly on Chinese websites.
The Sri Lankan health secretary, Athula Kahandaliyanage, last week accused Sathiyamorthy and another doctor of spreading "malicious propaganda", claiming their accounts "cannot be credible, since these officials are operating under duress and the dictates" of the Tamil Tigers.
It was revived last weekend by a venomous attack on Mr Blair by Ken Follett, a writer of airport novels who raised big money for Labour but claims now to be disgusted by the prime minister's "unmanly" use of spin doctors to spread bile about fellow ministers.
Highly secretive investor sued by pharmaceuticals firm Biovail in April for stock manipulation; $4.6 billion lawsuit alleges Cohen's SAC Capital hedge fund outfit paid doctors to spread misleading information.
My doctor recommended spreading Crisco all over my body to heal the itchy, cracked skin.
