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Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee

From the time I was a very young child, I was aware of suffering, and I think that influenced the way I thought about sickness. I began to think that sickness is not something that’s treated just by a doctor or team of doctors, but by a community that surrounds a person. For me to want to relieve your pain or your distress—whether

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