Post-Sept. 11 attitudes reflected on dermatologists

If money grew on trees, if Sept. 11 and the recession hadn't happened, and if the federal budget wasn't in deficit once again, dermatologists and other physicians might see last year's 5.4 percent Medicare payment cut rescinded by a generally sympathetic Congress

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