If you think you are unlikely to get colorectal cancer because you are a woman, think again.
Women get colorectal cancer at the same rate as do men.
Instead, prospective patients spoke with a screening person, who asked what medications they were taking, whether they were allergic to any medications, and what surgeries they had had. This is the first instance I am aware of in which a state medical board initiated a disciplinary proceeding against a licensed physician for practicing medicine on the Internet. The answer is that it's convenient and it may be cheaper than going through your regular physician. But added to that is the very facelessness that the Wisconsin medical board complains about, the sense of privacy and relative anonymity. Of course, the Internet communication may not be adequately secured and, if you actually order the drug from the website, you have to pay with a credit card and give some sort of address.