Dr. B did not really want to get involved. He was in his forties then. He’d gone to a top-tier medical school. He’d protested the Vietnam War in the 1960s. “I’ve gone from a radical hippie to a middle-class American over the years,” he said. “I wasn’t on any bandwagons anymore.” But his patient said the team needed a physician only to pronounce death.
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