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Electronic Medical Records, Burnout, And “Man’s 4th Best Hospital”

Overworked doctor trying to focus. Getty Graduating from medical school in 1978, I started my hellish internship while reading Samuel Shem’s classic, “The House of G-d,” a scathing indictment of medical education and the mercenary incentives in patient care. I found it shocking, crude at times and disillusioning—but at its core, absolutely correct about what… Read More »

Man’s horror diagnosis at age 22

When Abhishek Malik was diagnosed with tongue cancer at just 22 years old, doctors were stumped. “I have no history of smoking or cancer in the family, so it was pretty much out of the blue,” the now 25-year-old from Western Sydney said. A few weeks earlier he had noticed a small sore on his… Read More »