Treat the Patient, Treat the Family.
According to Dr. Benaroch, to best treat a patient, you sometimes have to treat the patient’s family. See this principle in action through a 16-year-old complaining of chronic bronchitis and a 60-year-old found unresponsive with low blood sugar—both of whom have families to help support a doctor’s e...
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2015.
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