Why Doctors Die Differently

The Knowledge Gap in End-of-Life Care

When I tell patients that doctors don't die the same way the general public dies, they’re often shocked. But it's true. 

We don't accept many of the interventions that we routinely provide to patients. And there's a reason for that: we understand the limits of what medicine has to offer.

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