“I’m getting this intense sense of responsibility. I’m going to be a doctor, I have to be a doctor. These people saved my life.” #BornToHeal
Courtesy of the American Medical Association (AMA).
One teen cancer survivor shares why she’s inspired to become a physician
ADVERTISEMENT
More by
Related Posts
More in Video
Past Week
-
Why the U.S. health care system is failing patients and physicians
-
Understanding the evolutionary mismatch in health and modern disease
-
How fNIRS and light therapy are shaping precision psychiatry
-
The emotional labor of volunteering in an aging society
-
Difficult patients in medical history
-
Silence is a survival mechanism that costs women their joy [PODCAST]
-
Past 6 Months
-
Why patient trust in physicians is declining
-
Physician on-call compensation: the unpaid labor driving burnout
-
How environmental justice and health disparities connect to climate change
-
Will AI replace primary care physicians?
-
A physician father on the Dobbs decision and reproductive rights
-
Is tramadol really ineffective and risky?
-
Recent Posts
-
Alex Pretti: a physician’s open letter defending his legacy
-
Why I chose disruption over conformity in medicine
-
Medicare cuts are destroying independent rural medical practices [PODCAST]
-
The elephant in the room: Why physician burnout is a relationship problem
-
Why the primary care system failure forces unnecessary referrals
-
AI in medicine vs. aviation: Why the autopilot metaphor fails
-
Subscribe to KevinMD and never miss a story!
Get free updates delivered free to your inbox.
