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A diagnosis later, Neil Farber works to bridge the gap between patients and doctors (opens the original)
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When Dr. Neil Farber’s wife was diagnosed with brain cancer in 1987, the neurosurgeon bluntly told the couple that he would recommend removing the tumor to give her one or two more years of life. The couple was devastated, crying while the neurosurgeon stood to the side. To Farber, the issue wasn’t the information the neurosurgeon gave, but rather how he delivered it. There was no gentle warning that he had bad news to share, nor did the surgeon refer them to the appropriate support groups. Watc
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