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and development, and to lead to a good enough termination. Dr. Jacobs referenced the work of Hayd ee Faimberg, Listening to Listening, stating how essential it is for us to create analytic space to investigate our patients’ responses to the published material. He cautioned us to be mindful of how patients today can much more readily access the scientific literature on the Web, so that disguising the clinical material no longer affords our patients the protection that it once did.