Two physicians, through dialogue and interviews, take a critical look at medical training and the culture of medicine and explore how interpersonal... more
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On January 1st, the New York Times ran a story about prenatal genetic tests that are "usually wrong" -- but... more
On January 1st, the New York Times ran a story about prenatal genetic tests that are "usually wrong" -- but... more
There are two qualities we may experience in others who comfort and ground us when we feel vulnerable and lost. ... more
Lately we've been hearing about bad behavior on airplanes. Here we discuss an incident in which a passenger unselfconsiously stepped... more
Our guest, a physician a few years out of residency, describes an experience from her training when an attending yelled... more
Our guest, a resident physician, describes her reaction and what followed, when she discovered a symbol of hate tattooed on... more
Saul reached out to a former colleague whom he worked with closely to apologize for something he did many years... more
In a widely reported incident, Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine suspended and expelled students for cheating based on faulty data,... more
A primary care doctor in solo practice in a small mid-west city who is deeply trusted by his patients talks... more
We feel safe and can open up in conversations when there is full and open engagement combined with a clear,... more