Lessons for My Son; Lessons for Myself
What Apathy Does To Your Practice
In Medicine, Nothing Is Ever Black and White
How Complaining Isn't 'Complaining'
The Strength of My Patients, the Strength of Humanity
What Could Be More Important Than Living Longer?
In Medicine, Certainty Isn't Always Beneficial
How Can We Listen to Heart Sounds with All This Noise?
How Having No Time Helped Me Find My True Passions
I Earned a Patient's Trust When I Admitted I Didn't Have the Answer
How Staying After My Hospital Shift Keeps Me From Burning Out
If I Could Ask For One Thing To Improve My Well-Being
My Most Vivid Memories Are My Mistakes
We Must Earn Public Trust
We Operate on the Body but Forget the Soul
A Friendly Post-Op Face, Even If They Don't Remember
When A Patient Isn't "Yours"
How to Harness the Power of Our Stubborn Hope
Why Informed Consent Needs to Be Reinvented
