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DR. STEPHEN COHN – “ALL BLEEDING STOPS” 2 24 24
DR. STEPHEN COHN – “ALL BLEEDING STOPS” 2 24 24
DR. STEPHEN COHN – “ALL BLEEDING STOPS” 2 24 24
Saturday 24th February 2024
Discover the life-saving work of trauma surgeons with Dr. Stephen Cohn on 'American Medicine Today'. Explore healthcare challenges and universal care.
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Get the buttons here!Inside the Trauma Unit: Dr. Stephen Cohn’s Life-Saving Insights
Episode Overview
- Dr. Stephen Cohn - a 40-year veteran in trauma care - discusses the critical role of surgeons in saving lives.
- Addressing rising healthcare costs, Dr. Cohn advocates for universal healthcare as a right for every American.
- Highlighting the effectiveness of nationalized healthcare in other countries, he calls for a reformed healthcare system in the U.S.
- Dr. Cohn emphasises the importance of preventive care in reducing healthcare expenses and improving health outcomes.
- The episode provides insight into the challenges and opportunities in restructuring the American healthcare system.
I'd love to see every single American have healthcare as part of their birthright. If you're an American citizen, you have healthcare, you have the right to be healthy.
Ever wondered what really happens inside a trauma center? Dr. Stephen Cohn, a seasoned expert with 40 years in trauma care, takes you behind the scenes in this episode of 'American Medicine Today'. Hosts Kimberly Brumell Benati and Ethan Uecker sit down with Dr. Cohn to discuss his new book, 'All Bleeding Stops: Life & Death in the Trauma Unit'. Dr. Cohn shares gripping stories from his career, shedding light on the critical role surgeons play in saving lives.
He doesn’t just stop there; he dives into the pressing need for universal healthcare in America, arguing that it could vastly improve health outcomes and cut costs. If you’re curious about the real-life drama of trauma care and passionate about healthcare reform, this episode is a must-listen.