Perspectives
Running Helps: Medical Students and Attending Physicians are on the Same Track
Abstract
To understand the benefits and growing popularity of running, I reflected on my own experiences, interviewed physicians who run here in New Orleans, and sought the insight of a professional running coach.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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