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“The veterinary podcast that tells the truth they never taught in school.” Welcome to Irreplaceable Truths — where real conversations meet real medicine. Hosted by Dr. Gershon Alaluf, this podcast strips away the fluff and dives into the raw, unfiltered realities of life in veterinary practice. From burnout to breakthroughs, difficult clients to emotional growth, every episode offers honest stories, practical insight, and a sense of solidarity for those who care deeply—for animals and for each other. Why You’ll Tune In: Real stories, not platitudes — wild emergencies, hard-earned wins, and painful lessons that made better professionals Veterans teaching vets — insights from seasoned veterinarians, educators, and technicians who’ve lived it A dose of raw humanity — mental health, career resilience, boundaries, and growth in a high-pressure field Career wisdom + self-care tips — made for early career vets, students, assistants, and those considering the field Who It’s For: Veterinary students, grads, and technicians navigating real clinic life Educators and mentors shaping the next generation Animal lovers craving an honest backstage pass into vet medicine Practice managers building emotionally intelligent teams Anyone feeling overwhelmed, overworked, or underprepared What Makes Us Different: No filtered soundbites—just real talk. Honest, grounded, and sometimes hilariously human Guests from all corners of the field sharing insight you won’t find in textbooks A balance of heart and strategy—because medicine is personal, and so is this profession
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- Sep 21, 20261h 12m
Burnout Is Not the Whole Story | Angie Arora on Vet Trauma & System Change | Irreplaceable Truths
What if burnout is only one piece of a much larger injury happening inside mission-driven veterinary work? And if veterinary professionals are already living in survival mode, can a meditation app, wellness lecture, or five-second micro-moment really fix what the workplace keeps recreating?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and returning special guest Angie Arora for an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. A veterinary social worker and founder of Arora Wellness, Angie brings a unique perspective on trauma exposure, nervous system health, psychological safety, recovery, and organizational change within animal care.Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals.🎧 What you'll discover:– Burnout Is Not the Whole Story: Why moral injury, trauma exposure, grief, and chronic overload reveal a much bigger problem.– When the System Creates the Injury: How revenue pressure, impossible demands, and organizational decisions can conflict with veterinary values.– Survival Mode Changes People: Why chronic stress can lead to numbness, detachment, perfectionism, people pleasing, and emotional shutdown.– Prepare the Person, Not Just the Veterinarian: Why self-awareness, boundaries, recovery, and psychological safety should begin before the white coat.🐾 Who will love this episode:– Veterinarians & veterinary students– Animal care professionals– Veterinary educators and mentors– Veterinary leaders, hospital owners, and practice managers– Veterinary social workers and wellbeing professionals🎬 Timestamps:00:00 – Meet veterinary social worker Angie Arora03:45 – Why burnout does not tell the whole story08:04 – Veterinary social workers, meaningful support, and real systems change13:26 – Revenue pressure, moral injury, and organizational betrayal22:40 – Identity entrapment and why veterinary professionals feel stuck31:57 – Chronic stress, survival mode, and emotional shutdown40:09 – Stop blaming resilience, when reasonable people face unreasonable circumstances48:41 – Boundaries, childhood patterns, and psychological safety58:30 – From changing individuals to changing systems, and why both still matter1:05:50 – Burnout, veterinary education, and what needs to change before the white coat🔔 Stay Connected:– Like this video if you found value in this discussion!– Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments.– Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode.📚 Resources Mentioned:– Arora Wellness: arorawellness.ca/– Angie Arora LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/angiearora/🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.comEp. 91#VeterinarySocialWork #MoralInjury #IrreplaceableTruths
- Sep 14, 202642 min
Are Vets Really Trapped? | Dr. Mathilde Kullerud on Identity & Career Change | Irreplaceable Truths
What happens when leaving veterinary medicine feels like wasting the degree you sacrificed years to earn? And what if the real trap is not the clinic itself, but the identity, sunk costs, and expectations that make veterinarians believe they have nowhere else to go?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Mathilde Kullerud for Part 2 of an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. A Norwegian veterinarian who moved from clinical veterinary medicine into entrepreneurship, marketing, and online business, Mathilde brings a rare perspective from both inside and outside the profession.Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals.🎧 What you'll discover:– Was the Degree Wasted? Why leaving clinical practice does not erase the value of becoming a veterinarian.– Happy Vets Make Better Vets: How fulfillment, energy, and workplace fit can affect patient and client care.– The Problem Is Bigger Than One Country: Why veterinarians in Norway and the United States face many of the same systemic pressures.– Your Degree Is Not Your Identity: How sacrifice, sunk costs, and professional identity can make veterinarians feel trapped.🐾 Who will love this episode:– Veterinarians and veterinary students– Animal care professionals– Veterinary educators and mentors– Early career veterinarians questioning whether clinical practice is right for them– Veterinary professionals navigating burnout, career transition, identity, or life beyond the clinic🎬 Timestamps:00:00 – What finally pushed Mathilde out of clinical veterinary medicine07:39 – Do happy veterinarians make better veterinarians?13:07 – Why Norway and the United States share the same veterinary problems21:44 – Career changes, identity shifts, and finding fulfillment after practice29:25 – Veterinary stress, clients, cortisol, and problems within the system34:38 – What to do when you have lost your spark38:22 – Identity entrapment, sunk costs, and feeling trapped by the veterinary degree41:15 – Veterinarians supporting veterinarians around the world🔔 Stay Connected:– Like this video if you found value in this discussion!– Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments.– Subscribe and hit the bell icon to never miss an episode.📚 Resources Mentioned:– Mathilde Kullerud, Wealth by Design: wealthbym.com/wbdintroduction– Mathilde Kullerud on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mathilde-kullerud-4539563a9/🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.comEpisode 90 | Part 2 of 2#VeterinaryBurnout #VeterinaryMentalHealth #IrreplaceableTruths
- Sep 7, 202641 min
The True Cost of the Vet Dream | Dr. Mathilde Kullerud on Leaving Vet Med | Irreplaceable Truths
What happens when you spend years fighting to become a veterinarian, survive cancer, start veterinary school twice, and finally earn the degree, only to discover the career you fought for does not fit the life you want? And what happens when difficult clients, poor pay, limited autonomy, and the pressure of veterinary responsibility begin taking more from you than the profession gives back?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Mathilde Kullerud for an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. A Norwegian veterinarian who studied in the Czech Republic and Poland, Mathilde shares an extraordinary journey through cancer, veterinary school, mixed animal practice, 24/7 on call work, small animal medicine, and ultimately her decision to leave clinical veterinary medicine and build a new career in online business, social media, and personal branding.Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals.🎧 What you'll discover:– Fighting for the Dream: How Mathilde survived cancer, restarted veterinary school, and refused to give up.– Thrown Into Practice: What happened when a new veterinarian was left alone on call 24/7 in rural Norway.– The Mentorship Problem: Why expecting new veterinarians to be “day one ready” can fail vets, clients, and patients.– When Loving Animals Isn't Enough: How poor pay, difficult clients, and limited autonomy changed Mathilde's relationship with veterinary medicine.🐾 Who will love this episode:– Veterinarians & veterinary students– Animal care professionals– Veterinary educators and mentors– New and early career veterinarians navigating mentorship and career expectations– Veterinary professionals questioning career fit, work life balance, or life outside clinical practice🎬 Timestamps:00:00 – Why passion, mental health, and energy can affect the quality of veterinary care01:06 – Meet Mathilde Kullerud, from Norway to veterinary medicine and eventually walking away05:47 – Why Mathilde left Norway for veterinary school in Eastern Europe15:07 – The rough landing into veterinary practice and being left alone on call20:46 – The problem with promised mentorship and the myth of the “day one ready” veterinarian24:36 – Discovering social media, online business, and another way of living31:39 – How surviving cancer changed the way she thinks about time and opportunity36:18 – What the five year old aspiring veterinarian never saw coming40:14 – When mentorship exists on paper but the relationship still does not work🔔 Stay Connected:– Like this video if you found value in this discussion!– Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments.– Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode.📚 Resources Mentioned: – Mathilde Kullerud's Wealth by Design: wealthbym.com/wbdintroduction – Kajabi: kajabi.com – Mathilde Kullerud on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mathilde-kullerud-4539563a9/🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.comEp. 89 | Part 1 of 2#VeterinaryMedicine #VeterinaryCareer #IrreplaceableTruths
- Aug 31, 20261h 10m
When Care Becomes Harm | Dr. Sy Woon on Veterinary Ethics & Systemic Strain | Irreplaceable Truths
When does intuition stop being wisdom and become an unacceptable clinical risk? What happens when doing more for a patient becomes overtreatment, while a system resistant to change keeps pushing veterinarians toward burnout?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Sy Woon for Part 2 of an insightful and candid episode of Irreplaceable Truths. An Australian trained veterinarian, animal welfare advocate, and Founder and Medical Director of Angel Wing Vets Los Angeles, Dr. Woon brings a deeply personal perspective on clinical judgment, behavioral euthanasia, animal ethics, and veterinary workplace culture.Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals.🎧 What you'll discover:– Intuition Needs Evidence: Experience can sharpen judgment, but confidence cannot replace diagnostics.– The Dog Is Not the Whole Story: Why behavior cases require context before blame or euthanasia.– The System Is the Problem: How overtreatment, overbooking, and unsafe workplaces harm patients and veterinarians.– Integrity Is Nonnegotiable: Speak up, protect your boundaries, and do the right thing when no one is watching.🐾 Who will love this episode:– Veterinarians and veterinary students– Animal care professionals– Veterinary practice owners, medical directors, and mentors– Animal welfare and end of life care professionals– Anyone confronting burnout, ethical conflict, or workplace toxicity🎬 Timestamps:00:00 – Part 2 with Dr. Sy Woon, challenging old beliefs and hard veterinary questions03:29 – Clinical intuition vs. risk, when experience should, and should not, guide decisions13:40 – “Any dog can be a good dog,” severe bites, behavioral euthanasia, and context23:57 – The emotional weight of euthanasia and why end of life care changes with experience29:59 – Speciesism in veterinary medicine, why we treat companion and food animals differently38:52 – Should every animal receive the same ethical standard as our own pets?41:57 – When hospitalization becomes overtreatment and “gold standard” care goes too far48:22 – Veterinary suicide, burnout, cortisol, and why the numbers are not improving52:13 – A system resistant to change, overbooking, understaffing, and chronic workplace strain57:07 – Stop blaming “time management,” psychological safety, boundaries, and speaking up1:03:00 – How Dr. Woon’s beliefs have evolved, compassion, ethics, and integrity in veterinary medicine🔔 Stay Connected:– Like this video if you found value in this discussion!– Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments.– Subscribe and hit the bell icon to never miss an episode.📚 Resources Mentioned:– Angel Wing Vets Los Angeles – angelwingvets.com/– The Secret Lives of Vets – secretlivesofvets.com/– Dr. Sy's Animal Adventures – youtube.com/@Dr.Sy.AnimalAdventures– Dr. Sy Woon on LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/dr-sy-woon/🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.comEp. 88 | Part 2 of 2#VeterinaryEthics #DrSyWoon #IrreplaceableTruths #Euthanasia
- Aug 24, 202632 min
Beyond the Veterinary Dream | Dr. Sy Woon on Burnout, Identity & Purpose | Irreplaceable Truths
Can perfectionism help you become a veterinarian, then make the career harder to survive? What happens when the profession you dreamed about as a child no longer feels like the profession you imagined?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Sy Woon for Part 1 of an insightful and candid episode of Irreplaceable Truths. An Australian trained veterinarian whose career has included shelter medicine, nonprofit work, private practice, and in home euthanasia, Dr. Woon brings a deeply personal perspective on finding your place within veterinary medicine.Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals.🎧 What you'll discover:– Perfectionism Is Not the Goal: Why grades alone do not make a great veterinarian.– When the Dream Changes: What happens when veterinary medicine is not what you imagined.– The Exhaustion That Follows You Home: Why emotional exhaustion is harder to recover from.– Finding Meaning in Hard Moments: How Dr. Woon found purpose in end of life care.🐾 Who will love this episode:– Veterinarians and veterinary students– Animal care professionals– Veterinary educators and mentors– Shelter and nonprofit veterinary professionals– Hospice, palliative care, and in home euthanasia veterinarians🎬 Timestamps:00:00 – Career identity, mistakes, and breaking points02:05 – Why Dr. Sy Woon left Australia for veterinary medicine in America09:50 – Perfectionism, creativity, and surviving veterinary school18:42 – Career identity disillusionment and the childhood veterinary dream25:30 – Physical versus emotional exhaustion in veterinary medicine29:50 – Client gratitude, difficult days, and remembering why the work matters🔔 Stay Connected:– Like this video if you found value in this discussion!– Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments.– Subscribe and hit the bell icon to never miss an episode.📚 Resources Mentioned:– Angel Wing Vets Los Angeles: angelwingvets.com/– South Florida Wildlife Center: southfloridawildlifecenter.org/– Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs: acc-d.org/– First Coast No More Homeless Pets, now EveryPet: everypet.org/– Dr. Sy Woon on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dr-sy-woon/🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.comEp. 87 | Part 1 of 2#VeterinaryBurnout #DrSyWoon #IrreplaceableTruths #InHomeEuthanasia
- Aug 17, 20261h 0m
Surgical Residency & Growth | Dr. Jake Rastas on Internships & Leadership | Irreplaceable Truths
What does it take to jump straight from a rotating internship into a competitive surgical residency? How do you build true OR leadership without losing the humility to mop your own floor? Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Jake Rastas for an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. Dr. Jake Rastas is a UGA rotating intern and incoming Penn surgical resident with a background in D1 athletics and ultra-marathon running. Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals. 🎧 What you'll discover: – The Power of Vulnerability: Why the willingness to "look like an idiot" and ask questions in a room full of people is the single fastest catalyst for clinical growth. – Overnight ER Survival: Managing chaotic shifts, delegating under pressure, and why hospital culture outweighs salary and equipment. – The Trade-off of Specialization: Why choosing to specialize naturally means accepting that you will become an elite expert in one domain while regressing to a novice in others. – Overcoming Perfectionism: Advice for high-achieving vets—every surgeon you admire once sucked when they first made an incision. 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinarians & veterinary students – Animal care professionals – Veterinary educators and mentors – Aspiring Veterinary Specialists & Surgical Candidates – ER & Small Animal Interns 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro & Dr. Jake Rastas' Path to Penn Surgical Residency 07:16 – Real-World ER vs. Vet School: Developing "Medical Maturity" 18:38 – Comparing Intern Preparedness & Specialization Trends 28:08 – Managing High-Stakes Overnight ER Shifts & Humbling Cases 33:07 – The Lifeblood of the Clinic: Leveraging Technician Expertise 40:08 – Referral Hospital Realities vs. General Practice Cost Discussions 47:40 – Developing OR Leadership: "Never Too Good to Mop the Floor" 55:14 – Residency Match Rates, Industry Trends & Future Practice Ownership 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you found value in this discussion! – Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – UPenn Vet – www.vet.upenn.edu/ – UGA College of Veterinary Medicine – vet.uga.edu/ – Dr. Jake Rastas LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/jake-rastas-dvm-606853276/ 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Ep. 86 #SurgicalResidency #DrJakeRastas #IrreplaceableTruths
- Aug 10, 20261h 12m
Navigating Vet Mom Life & Burnout | Dr. Ally Williams on Early Career Advice | Irreplaceable Truths
How do working mom veterinarians handle career guilt while managing demanding clinic schedules? What critical realities do vet schools leave out about client communication, finances, and everyday practice? Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Ally Williams for an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. As an early-career DVM, working mother, content creator, and athlete, Dr. Ally shares the raw realities of clinical practice, coping with pet loss, and finding work-life balance. Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals. 🎧 What you'll discover: – Navigating working-mom guilt, daycare career days, and early-career procedure anxieties. – 10 essential pieces of real-world advice every new veterinary graduate needs in practice. – Why vet school fails to prepare doctors for client finances, pet insurance, and everyday cases like ear infections or torn nails. – Protecting your mental health by setting hard boundaries, giving yourself grace, and finding hobbies outside the clinic. 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinarians & veterinary students – Animal care professionals – Veterinary educators and mentors – Early-career DVMs & working-parent veterinarians – Practice managers & veterinary technicians 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: You Can't Save Everyone 07:30 – Navigating Work Guilt & Daycare Career Days 15:00 – Personal Pet Loss, Grief & Cancer Realities 24:15 – Fighting Burnout: Finding Hobbies Outside the Clinic 32:30 – Foxtail Cases & Rural Practice Challenges 40:00 – Client Finances, Angel Funds & Standing Up for Yourself 48:20 – Pet Insurance & Gaps in Veterinary Education 55:50 – Surgical Realities: Spays, Splenectomies & Speed vs. Proficiency 1:03:10 – Client Communication, Specialist Consults & Malpractice Fears 1:09:30 – Key Takeaways: Giving Yourself Grace & Contact Info 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you found value in this discussion! – Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – Morris Animal Foundation – morrisanimalfoundation.org/ – Dr. Ally Williams LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/ally-williams-4120501a8/ 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Ep. 85 #VeterinaryMedicine #VetLife #IrreplaceableTruths
- Aug 3, 202655 min
Protecting Your Vet Career | Dr. Katie Fish on Boundaries & Mentorship | Irreplaceable Truths
Are you slowly losing your passion and emotional bandwidth without even realizing it? Is your practice offering genuine, structured support or just using "mentorship" as a recruiting buzzword? Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Katie Fish, Director of Mentorship Programs at Thrive Pet Healthcare, for an insightful, inspiring episode of Irreplaceable Truths. From navigating late-stage emotional exhaustion in general practice to leading national clinical mentorship initiatives, Dr. Fish brings authentic transparency and actionable wisdom to the table. Packed with professional wisdom, emotional insights, and authentic experiences, this episode offers valuable lessons for veterinarians, veterinary students, and animal care professionals. 🎧 What you'll discover: – The Boiling Pot Warning: How to spot the subtle warning signs of emotional exhaustion before it hits a crisis point, and why setting firm client boundaries is essential for survival. – Marketing vs. True Mentorship: The critical structural differences between corporate buzzwords and genuine, relationship-based mentorship with defined onboarding guardrails. – The Solo Shift Trap: Why throwing new grads into isolated emergency shifts or early relief work hurts clinical growth, client trust, and long-term retention. – Building Career Longevity: Why every early-career doctor needs a dynamic mentor-mentee contract, strong peer cohorts, and early financial guidance. 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinarians & veterinary students – Animal care professionals – Veterinary educators and mentors – Practice owners & clinical leaders seeking ROI on retention – Early-career DVMs navigating transition, boundaries, and career longevity 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro & recognizing distress in veterinary teams 04:50 – The "boiling frog" trap: How subtle exhaustion creeps in 08:45 – Setting firm client boundaries & leveraging clinical staff 16:20 – What COVID-19 revealed about systemic pressure in practice 23:30 – Walking away without a plan & stepping into leadership 29:48 – Corporate catchphrases vs. genuine, relationship-based mentorship 37:35 – Addressing top fears: Litigation, solo shifts, and mistakes 43:55 – Managing bad case outcomes, moral injury, and debriefing 50:20 – Cohort networking, mentor contracts, and life outside work 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you found value in this discussion! – Drop your questions or share your veterinary stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – Thrive Pet Healthcare – thrivepetcare.com – Dr. Katie Fish LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/katie-fish-307257252/ 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Ep. 84 #IrreplaceableTruths #VeterinaryMentorship #VetLife #DVM
About Irreplaceable Truths
“The veterinary podcast that tells the truth they never taught in school.” Welcome to Irreplaceable Truths — where real conversations meet real medicine. Hosted by Dr. Gershon Alaluf, this podcast strips away the fluff and dives into the raw, unfiltered realities of life in veterinary practice. From burnout to breakthroughs, difficult clients to emotional growth, every episode offers honest stories, practical insight, and a sense of solidarity for those who care deeply—for animals and for each other. Why You’ll Tune In: Real stories, not platitudes — wild emergencies, hard-earned wins, and painful lessons that made better professionals Veterans teaching vets — insights from seasoned veterinarians, educators, and technicians who’ve lived it A dose of raw humanity — mental health, career resilience, boundaries, and growth in a high-pressure field Career wisdom + self-care tips — made for early career vets, students, assistants, and those considering the field Who It’s For: Veterinary students, grads, and technicians navigating real clinic life Educators and mentors shaping the next generation Animal lovers craving an honest backstage pass into vet medicine Practice managers building emotionally intelligent teams Anyone feeling overwhelmed, overworked, or underprepared What Makes Us Different: No filtered soundbites—just real talk. Honest, grounded, and sometimes hilariously human Guests from all corners of the field sharing insight you won’t find in textbooks A balance of heart and strategy—because medicine is personal, and so is this profession
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