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...Samuels, Epstein was an ideal physician??skilled in both the scientific and the humane, interactive aspects of medicine...
...training has been a boon for medical care in a technical sense. But Samuels and colleagues like Medical School associate professor Katharine K. Treadway, who teaches a class at the Medical School called “Introduction to the Profession,” say they worry that the physician??s traditional focus on doctor-patient relationships has been lost amid the shuffle...
...According to Russell D. Aims, a spokesman at the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine, closed complaints are still placed in the physician??s permanent record...
...Denouncing this practice cost Biscet not only his physician??s license and his home, but all claims to liberty. After being released from an initial three-year sentence, Biscet continued to advocate for freedom of speech and the extension of human rights to the Cuban people, creating the Lawton Foundation for Human Rights. After organizing a peaceful meeting at a friend’s house to discuss human rights violations in Cuba, the state police barged in, dragged the men onto the street, and beat them while their spouses and children watched. His perseverant focus on human rights...
Medical school students receive little instruction about military medical ethics and are often unaware of a physician??s ethical duties under the Geneva Conventions, according to a new study by Harvard Medical School faculty. Of the 1,700 students surveyed around the country, 94 percent said that they had received less than one hour of military medical ethics instruction during medical school. The study also found that 33.8 percent of students did not know that the Geneva Conventions require that doctors “treat the sickest first, regardless of nationality.” In addition to four...