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March 23, 2000 QUOTED RECENTLY “I tell them: ‘I only have 12 minutes. I can examine you or I can answer your questions. Make up your mind.’” — Albert Kligman, professor emeritus of dermatology, on patients who come to him with hundreds of questions about medical information they got from Web sites (The New York Times, March 6)