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A Good Doctor Knows When to Bend the Rules

April 20, 2025

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Some physicians agree to patients’ requests for unproven treatment or altered vaccine schedules.

By Daniela J. Lamas | NYTimes Opinion | Disclosure

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A Good Doctor Knows When to Bend the Rules

Some physicians agree to patients’ requests for unproven treatment or altered vaccine schedules.

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