KCRW
Second Opinion
An examination of medical ethics and the practitioners who define them. Sign up to receive the Second Opinion topics in newsletter form at kcrw.com/newsletters .
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Episodes
Difficult Doctor Encounters 07.06.2009 4:01
Why is it that sometimes you and your doctor just don't hit it off?
Prisoners Released with HIV 31.05.2009 4:00
What happens to HIV infected prisoners when they are released from prison?
Can nurses substitute for doctors? 24.05.2009 3:59
What happens when nurses do procedures that were formerly done by doctors?
CPR out of the Hospital 17.05.2009 3:56
Paramedics often have no choice but to provide CPR...
Rating Doctors 10.05.2009 4:00
When we want a good doctor should we look to online rating schemes?
Swine Flu 101 03.05.2009 4:00
An answer to some basic questions about swine flu...
Paying People to Get Healthy 26.04.2009 3:44
Is it worthwhile to give people a financial incentive to be healthy?
Respecting Patients' Culture 19.04.2009 3:34
Our attempt to be respectful of culture can sometimes backfire...
Who Owns the Medical Record? 05.04.2009 3:51
What would happen if patients were sent their medical records after each visit?
Journals, Editors and Intimidation 29.03.2009 3:59
What happens when research questions the integrity of a leading medical journal...?
Private Hospital Beds 22.03.2009 3:49
Do you often wish you could have a private bed in the hospital?
Normal adolescence: a disease worth treating? 15.03.2009 3:59
Why do so many teens being treated for ADHD?
Preventing the Spread of AIDS in Africa 08.03.2009 4:00
While the problem is huge, there are steps that people can take to make a difference... (Part III of a three-part commentary.)
Barrier to HIV Prevention in Zambia 01.03.2009 4:00
With HIV rates around 75% in many villages what can be done to limit the spread? (Part II of a three-part commentary.)
One Perspective on AIDS in Africa 22.02.2009 3:16
How can the rate of HIV in much of Africa be so high? (Part I of a three-part commentary)
When Should You Be Able to Have a Baby 15.02.2009 4:00
Should there be limits on the rights to bear children?
Why Can't Doctors Just Talk to Each Other? 25.01.2009 4:01
When doctors don't talk, patient care suffers.
When People Don't Follow Advice 18.01.2009 3:32
It's hard to understand why it is that people sometimes make decisions that are not in their best interest.
Primary Care Medicine: An Endangered Species 04.01.2009 3:42
Why is it hard and hard to find a good primary care doctor?
Is There Such a Thing as a Blockbuster Blood Test? 28.12.2008 3:56
What s so good about a drug test that leads to giving a drug that really has only a tiny benefit?
Generics versus Trade-name drugs 21.12.2008 3:59
Why is it that doctors still resist generic drugs?
Moral Courage 07.12.2008 4:00
Is there a time when it's appropriate for doctors to break rules?
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