Pathologists like me save lives daily. Yet so few people know what we do
Hayley Pincotttheguardian.com
Pathologists like me save lives daily. Yet so few people know what we do
Challenging established norms and textbook knowledge, illustrated by a surgeon who broke the rules to achieve a breakthrough.
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I have a friend who's a brilliant brain surgeon, maybe one of the best in the world.
And he told me the story of doing a brain surgery where there was a big tumor in a part in the brain.
It was a very particularly dangerous operation because the tumor was right next to the part of the brain that allows a person to speak.
and if the if the surgery
... See moreI've been practicing psychiatry for 38 years. I love my job, my peers, and my patients. But I've come to the conclusion that I'm participating in the biggest intellectual scam of this era. We claim to be a science, but have no understanding how thought or behavior is generated./1
Paul Minot, MDx.com