The Patient

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The narrative contrasts the personalized approach of old-fashioned doctors with the complexities faced by modern physicians. While past practitioners knew their patients intimately, today's doctors navigate an overwhelming amount of medical data and advanced diagnostic tools. This shift has led to a perception of moral or ethical decline in the medical profession, but the book suggests that contemporary doctors are still committed and ethical, albeit challenged by the vast array of information and treatment options available.