Doctors in training may save lives
Aaron Carroll March 24, 2011
When I was a resident, or a doctor-in-training, I was often humbled by what patients would let me do to their kids. There were times
When I was a resident, or a doctor-in-training, I was often humbled by what patients would let me do to their kids. There were times
We recently ran into a snafu with the comments, where people could not see the previous 50 once we got past that number. Therefore, I
Brad Flansbaum tipped me off to this first person account of a Cancer researcher (Peter Bach) writing about his wife’s diagnosis with Breast Cancer. I
Had it been possible for Arnold Relman and Uwe Reinhardt to be bloggers in 1986, the content of their Health Affairs article that year might
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