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One of the greatest challenges I have faced throughout my medical career is having watched physicians on so many occasions push dangerous and unnecessary treatments on patients, assuring them that they are safe.
Some of these treatments inevitably injure those patients. When this happens, if the patient asks about causation, the doctor will tend to insist that the injury had nothing to do with the doctor’s therapy and instead attribute it to some other cause like pre-existing anxiety.
This dynamic is commonly referred to as medical gaslighting (summarized here), and one the most perplexing things about it is that the …read more
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