Equal Partners
Hemorrhage
Medicine, philosophy
Informed Consent
Physician-Patient Relations
Physician and patient
Brain
Physicians
Medical care
Personal narratives
Health
Patients
Biography
A woman physician who has also suffered a serious illness tells what ails some of those who practice medicine today -- a moral smugness and blindness to the everyday travail of patients.
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