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How Doctors Think listeningHow Doctors Think by Jerome Groopman is a non fiction book published in 2007 that explores the decision making processes of doctors and how these processes can sometimes lead to diagnostic errors. Groopman, a physician and medical researcher, uses real life case studies and interviews with other doctors to examine the cognitive biases and systemic issues that affect medical judgments.

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formula-based approach to consistently outperform the market

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The result is a masterful and deeply human look at what drives us—for better or worse

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