After two decades of teaching medical students and caring for patients, I can tell you that the best doctors are not the ones who memorized the most facts. They
I have spent two decades practicing medicine, and I can tell you without hesitation that the most exciting change I have witnessed is the arrival of artificial
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Welcome to the most intense and rewarding year of your medical training. After years of textbooks and exams, you are now a doctor. I remember my own internship
Over the past two decades, I have watched the field of medicine transform in ways that once seemed like science fiction. But nothing has moved me more than the
As a surgeon with two decades in the operating room, I have seen many things. But one question that comes up often from patients is about the watch on my wrist.
Over two decades in surgery, I have noticed a curious pattern among my colleagues. After a long case, when we step out to debrief, many of us glance at our wris