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the people who studied for a decade to tell you it's probably stress
means The plural of doctor — trained medical or academic professionals licensed to diagnose, treat, or hold the highest scholarly degree in a field.
from From Latin 'doctor,' meaning 'teacher,' from 'docere,' 'to teach' — a cousin of 'doctrine' and 'document.' Originally a doctor was simply someone learned enough to instruct others, and the medical sense grew from the idea of one schooled in the science of healing. The 'teaching' root lingers: a doctorate still marks you as one who can profess.
- god complex
- Surgeons score highest on standardized confidence and stress tests
- bad handwriting
- Sloppy scripts kill thousands via medication errors yearly
- first surgeon
- Sushruta performed nose reconstructions in ancient India, 600 BC
- sleep deprived
- Residents legally work shifts up to 24 hours
- oath remix
- The original Hippocratic Oath banned surgery entirely
hippocrates — ancient greek physician (460-370 bce) considered father of medicine
william harvey — english physician who discovered blood circulation (1578-1657)
marie curie — polish-french physicist and chemist, only person to win nobel prizes in two sciences
jonas salk — american physician who developed polio vaccine (1955)