The New York Times

•  "Saving lives this young is not benign..."
• "...interruptions can be annoying. Can they also be dangerous?"
• "...could I fire a patient because I didn’t like his mother?"

The Washington Post

• "...it’s unrealistic to believe physicians don’t inject their own values and biases in decisions."
• "I walked back into the room, practically holding my breath..."
• "...school notes are becoming the bane of a pediatrician’s existence."

The Los Angeles Times

• "Do workplace wellness programs work?"

• "She didn't have a thermometer. So to check, she turned on her oven and put one hand on her baby and one hand in the oven..."

• "Having the Internet at my fingertips makes me a better doctor, though I'll admit that sometimes it feels a bit like cheating on an exam..."

• "It wasn't my best moment as a physician..."

• "Trying to save him had been wrong..."

• "His mother's eyes were filled with terror and hopelessness as she sat next to her son..."

• "Medicine is a multi-trillion-dollar-a-year business, yet most doctors still run it like middle-school students passing notes in a classroom..."

• "Disagreements between doctors happen much more often than we care to admit to our patients..."

• "The findings were impressive: severe inflammation, bleeding and ulcerations in a part of the small intestine..."

Slate

• "I said how sorry I was for what had happened and for my mistake..."
• "Just as the doctor sat down, his patient suddenly lunged at him, wrapped his hands around his neck, and began twisting..."
• "Cancer has a cure..."

Salon

• Vital Signs, PopRx and everything else here...

Nautilus

• "Atul Gawande sits across from me in a cafe in Berkeley, California, sipping an Izze fruit drink and trying to catch his breath..."