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|a How doctors think
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|a Jerome Groopman has written a unique, important, and wnderful book about a central paradox of modern life: even though diagnosing anillness is often as much art as science, we want our doctor to speak with scientific srety. Groopman gines rationalist's tour of the doctor's thought processes - or lack thereof - and yet, inlike many nationalists, he never veer toward cynicism. You'll never look at your doctor in the same way again - for better or worse.
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