Biting the Hand that Feeds You
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An examination of medical ethics and the practitioners who define them. Sign up to receive the Second Opinion topics in newsletter form at kcrw.com/newsletters .
Are there limits to NPR's sponsorship?
A ruling that sets up back decades…
Contrary to popular opinion there are times you might not want to know...
Looking at quality of care has become much easier...
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to talk about end of life care...
Reducing teen traffic accidents...
What do we tell the patient?
Perhaps public health and universal health insurance...
One sure way to decrease doctor visits is to increase co-payments…
Finally, after years of politics, some good common sense...
Why can't we just say no?
Why is blood pressure different in the doctor's office than it is at home?
When is it ethical for health professionals to strike?
It often takes more than laws to change cultural practices...
A more effective way to decrease sexually transmitted infections...
There's a new person working with the doctor in the Emergency Department...
How companies convince doctors to order unnecessary genetic tests...
Why is it important how a pill looks?
What does the doctor do with genetic information that could benefit the family?
Cultural overtones for skin tones...
Free birth control is a winning policy for nearly everyone...
If we can find the cause it must not exist….
Sometime research doesn't always advance our understanding...
Another step to reduce medical errors.
What implications will the Court's ruling have on you and I?
Who should make difficult medical choices – doctors or patients?
Please, only one problem per visit!
Heavy people are often treated differently by the healthcare system...
What is the doctor's duty when there is a sports injury?
The state of Vermont moves toward universal care for all