The Patient

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The narrative explores the shift in medical practice from the personalized approach of traditional doctors to the modern reliance on advanced technology and vast medical information. It argues that while contemporary physicians may seem less aware of their patients' personal lives, this is not due to a lack of moral or ethical concern. Instead, the overwhelming amount of new diagnostic tools and treatment options has redirected their focus, challenging the balance between personal care and technological advancements in healthcare.