A Story About the Egotistical Nature of Modern Medicine
Friday, September 25th, 2009
If you think that you can trust any medical professional based only on their credentials and the assumption that your welfare is their top priority, the following story might upset you.
The best doctors and specialists are those who are open minded and are willing to do and try whatever is necessary and reasonable to provide their patients with the best care possible. Unfortunately, the prestige and dogma that so commonly characterize the medical profession tend to discourage this type of mentality.
The Story of a True Doctor
After completing the first two years of medical school and finding the experience to be “militaristic”, Dr. Burton Berkson decided to pursue something different which led him to earn a masters degree and a PhD in microbiology and became a professor.





