Doctors for Dean

By Aziz P. -
I owe the Doctors for Dean folks a massive apology for not plugging them earlier. I can only plead the SoBig defense. They have created a profesional website and a Yahoo discussion list for both healthcare professionals and others. From their FAQ:

Doctors for Dean is a grassroots organization of physicians who strongly support Dr. Howard Dean and are working to help him become the next President of the United States. Any physician can join this organization via the link below (note that you may have to create a free Yahoo account if you do not have one already). Alternatively, you can just send an email to info@doctorsfordean.com to join the email list only (optionally include your name, specialty, interests and contact information). We plan to send periodic emails to all Doctors for Dean members about Dr. Dean’s healthcare vision and ways you can help the campaign.

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