Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN
NEJM 200th Anniversary Documentary
Getting Better is a 45-minute documentary video that tells three remarkable stories of medical progress — in surgery, leukemia, and HIV/AIDS. Atul Gawande, Vincent DeVita, Tony Fauci, Paul Farmer, and other prominent experts explore research, clinical practice, and patient care, and how health care has continued to get better over the past 200 years. View the film in its entirety, or in segments, now on the 200th anniversary website
http://nejm200.nejm.org/explore/medical-documentary-video/?query=TOC
WATCH THREE VIDEOS – 45 minutes
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