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LOUISVILLE Older sisters are supposed to torment their younger brothers. Maybe that is what Brian Mattingly, MD’s older sister intended

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Three Ways to Improve Your Influence with Patients and Caregivers

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The best way I can describe the emotional tone in the room was “contained and intense,” as I prepared to

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