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A Doctor’s Reaction to a Patient’s New Cancer Diagnosis
May 30, 2014
When a patient has a new diagnosis of cancer, Dr. Gila Kriegel reacts like most doctors: worrying about the patient’s potential suffering, and wondering if she could have done anything to prevent it.
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