Wednesday, August 3, 2022.
Today, I share two of my favourite quotes that have shaped how I see and do things. I hope they will inspire others:
"I have been a physician for many years, taught by the best brains of British undergraduate and postgraduate mid-20th Century Medicine whose chief…
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