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The Harvard professor talks teamwork, healthy dissent, and the importance of "psychological safety."
The neurosurgeon/writer talks compassion, atheism, and Into the Magic Shop.
What's in a name? Two authors from Washington Writers’ Publishing House weigh in.
The physician talks hormones, health literacy, and the trouble with "endopreneurs."
The debut novelist talks suspense, the dark side of human nature, and One Night Gone.
Use mindfulness to heal thyself, the author urges fellow physicians.
The longtime journalist talks the Cold War, an infamous Soviet mole, and the boldness of the CIA's "Operation Gold."
The physician/writer's own brush with death opened her eyes to patients' plights.
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