When Tracey Segarra’s baby is born with a heart defect, she needs to choose a surgeon to save her daughter. How do you choose a surgeon? What’s more important: stats or empathy? Who chooses to operate on hearts the size of walnuts, anyway?
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"For most older Americans, care will come from unpaid family members or friends, who contributed around $600 billion worth of free labor to the...
"There are not yet universal standards for genetic testing, but a narrow consensus has emerged around specific conditions. The first prenatal...
Children belong at home with their families. For children with complex medical needs, this is still true. ... When children are dependent on medical...
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