A neighbor, 30 years older than I, died, and my wife and I went to the funeral. I was pleased that there were lots of family and friends there, and I got to learn quite a bit about his life. It also got me thinking about what I would want to be remembered for as an oncologist. It’s a challenge, but I would like to be an oncologist that addresses the whole person – physical, emotional and sp...
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