“When fixing an aircraft you don’t want to design in the next crash” The morning of October 29, 2018, was a balmy 80 degrees in… Read More »Hard Lessons: What the World of Health AI Can Learn from Aviation
In 1949, J. Deryl Hart, MD, then Chair of Surgery and future President of Duke University, opened Duke’s Surgical Instrument Shop, which was charged with building “anything… Read More »Forging Tools to Fit the Hand
A “code” — the medical response to a person going into cardiopulmonary arrest — at once represents both the triumph and failure of modern medicine.… Read More »Approaching Health Data Science with Humility
Every Thursday night, I find myself facing an opponent brandishing a fencing sabre on a narrow strip, 14 meters long by 2 meters wide, called… Read More »En Garde!
