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High-Tech Tools, Old-School Care: Restoring the Whole Patient Technology has transformed medicine—but it should never replace the individualized care patients need. IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Mollie James (Dr Mollie James) calls for a future of medicine that embraces innovation and restores the doctor-patient relationship to ensure the patient stays...

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