Four Lessons from the Pandemic
I graduated from medical school in 1975. I am just finishing my 46th year practicing medicine, and what a year it has been. Sometimes patients hesitate to tell me their story because they think I will have never heard a situation as unusual or distressing as theirs. I assure them that there isn’t much in medicine that I haven’t seen, heard, or smelled twice. And, that has been pretty much true—until this year. So, what new tricks has this old dog been forced to learn? What four things impressed me most? Continue Reading →
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