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Joseph VaronEurasia Review |
Contemporary medicine is not failing for lack of knowledge. It is failing under the weight of its own complexity. The
The sounds in my mother’s room during her final days stood in stark contrast to those that have defined most
The sound I remember most from the early days of Covid-19 is not the alarms. It was the silence between
In recent years, I have observed a concerning trend in clinical practice. Patients often present not at the beginning of
Recent studies reveal a striking statistic: over the last decade, approximately 30% of primary care physicians have either retired or
In medicine, silence can be more alarming than noise. For example, a patient who abruptly stops voicing discomfort or a
When I was a young medical student, I believed with all my heart that medicine was the highest calling a
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