How We Die
A surgeon explains how common diseases bring death and how honest care can help patients and families make decisions. His cases include hard lessons from his own practice.
14 parts, about 27 minutes to read.
A surgeon explains how common diseases bring death and how honest care can help patients and families make decisions. His cases include hard lessons from his own practice.
14 parts, about 27 minutes to read.
Nuland asks doctors to honor patients' values; Gawande turns that principle into questions about understanding, fears, and acceptable tradeoffs before recommending a course, rather than merely listing options.
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