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Episode #09: Encourage Young People With a Bright Spark in Their Eye and Some Talent (diversity in medicine benefits everyone)

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Dr. Fred Rosenberg interviews Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association (APHA) about how his experience in emergency medicine shaped his advocacy for public health.

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Episode #01: It’s the Donuts in the Doctors Lounge (and other things learned in 40 years of private practice)

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Dr. Fred Rosenberg has been providing gastroenterology care in the Chicago, Ill. area for more than four decades.

One thing hasn’t changed since he started his practice in 1978. The love that physicians have for treating patients and the recognition that they have something to contribute remains true irrespective of what era they learn or practice in.

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