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At seventy-seven years old, a man in the south of France still walks into an operating theatre most mornings, scrubs in, and works. He has done this for decades. He will very likely do it tomorrow.
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Dr. Scott Haack: The Inventor Who Listens to What Medicine Has Not Said Yet
It was a Sunday morning, and the comment came the way the most lasting ones often do: quietly, between two ...
Jiří Pecina: The Visionary Who Decided That Everyone, Everywhere, Deserves a Doctor
Jiří Pecina has never been someone who waits for permission to start. He launched his first business at 13, and ...
Justin Anderson: Building Orthopedic Innovation Where Engineering Meets Clinical Reality
Modern medicine moves fast. New devices enter the market every year, each promising better outcomes, faster recovery, and lower costs. ...
Peter Justen: Restoring Dignity to the Medicaid Maze
There is a specific kind of quiet that settles over a 1700s farmhouse when the work is done for the ...