Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris: New York Times Best Selling Author (The Facemaker, The Butchering Art), Medical Historian, TV Host- Personal breast cancer experience, mysteries and drama of medicine's past (#44)
About this episode
The episode features a discussion with Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris about medical history and personal experiences in medicine.
In this engaging conversation, the hosts and their guest, Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris, delve into the fascinating world of medical history, exploring the legacies of influential figures like Joseph Lister and the evolution of surgical practices. They share personal anecdotes that shaped their interests in the field, discuss the importance of medical education, and reflect on the ethical implications of modern medicine. The dialogue highlights the balance between nostalgia for the past and apprecia...
People in this episode
Hosts: Dr. Saïd Azoury, Dr. Hank Davis
Guest: Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris
Topics covered
- medical history
- surgical practices
- medical education
- ethical implications
- personal experiences
Keywords
- medical history
- surgery
- Joseph Lister
- ethical implications
- breast cancer
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Facemaker, The Butchering Art
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