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True stories.

Abstract

Four stories, all true, all upsetting, all with lessons for the discerning doctor. In this series, life won 3-1. But none of us are immortal, no matter what an over confident American group who call themselves 'The Immortals' I saw on television the other day has to say. Lest we forget--families, friends, patients and what we do to them, stress and risk factors--the potpourri of our medical lives.

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1993. True stories.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8481130/

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