Ronald W. Dworkin, a physician and political scientist, is the author of Medical Catastrophe: Confessions of an Anesthesiologist. His writing can be found at RonaldWDworkin.com.
Studying art taught me to think differently about medical procedures.
The title of "doctor" is a very useful thing, provided you can make other people believe it is important.
Reconstituting the totality of a person knowing only the “parts” of his or her mind is equally nonsensical.