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Arjun V.k. SharmaWashington Post |
When providing health care for new immigrants and refugees, the world’s faraway conflicts fall sharply into focus
T here exists something in medicine called the “doorknob phenomenon.” It’s when a doctor, just about to leave the company of a patient (with a...
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