Bedside Rounds16 Des 2019

51 - Hero Worship

At the end of 2019, William Osler's legacy is stronger than ever; he has been called the "Father of Modern Medicine" and held up as the paragon of the modern physician. In this episode, I'm going to explore the historical Osler -- just who was William Osler in the context of rapidly changing scientific medicine at the dawn of the 20th century, and how did he become so influential? But I'm also going to explore Osler the myth -- what does the 21st century obsession with the man say about us, a century after his death?

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