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respiratory

Should there be a dress code for doctors?

By Vineet Chopra and Sanjay Saint

5 Jul 2015

If you live near a hospital, you’ve probably seen the sight: a young physician in loose blue scrubs, standing in line at the grocery store. You can’t help but wonder if the young physician is lost. After all, it appears that he or she belongs in an emergency room – not the dairy section. The ...

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