The Precision of Absence
Dr. Arthur Reed viewed the human heart not as a symbol of love, but as a pump with an unacceptable margin of error. In his clinic in the heart of New York, he practiced a form of medicine that was as clean and cold as a winter morning. Arthur had come to a conclusion early in his career: emotion was the primary cause of medical failure. Fear clouded judgment. Empathy slowed the hand. Love...
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