Cautionary Tale
Cautionary Tale is a scholarly work, published in 1966 in ''Journal of Clinical Pathology''. The main subjects of the publication include medicine, consanguinity, RNA interference, demography, retinitis pigmentosa, RNA modification, consanguine marriage, pediatrics, policlinic, Rett syndrome, and population. However, the most accurate prevalence of uncomplicated retinitis pigmentosa among adults was considered to be that found in an outpatient clinic serving adult diabetics, namely, six patients in a clinic population of 8000 to 10 000.