Discover Dialogue: Harvard Clinician John Abramson | Health Policy | DISCOVER Magazine
November, 2005:
John Abramson is a clinical instructor of primary care at Harvard Medical School. He began his career in Appalachia, serving in the National Health Service Corps. In 1982 he became a family physician in Hamilton, Massachusetts, and practiced there for 20 years. He was selected by his peers three times as one of the best family doctors in the state. After researching his book, Overdosed America, he says health care in the United States is becoming less effective than in other industrialized countries while becoming much more expensive.
Interview:
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
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