Alexandra Sifferlin

And I do think that with some of the technologies like artificial intelligence being used as a potential aid in diagnosis, I do think that can go a long way.

I also think that there has been this recognition, perhaps post-COVID pandemic, that people really

need and want more from their medical system than they're currently getting.

And on the other side of that, I do think practitioners also want a more humane system for themselves and to feel like they're providing the kind of care that they went into medicine to provide.

And I think that desire is on both ends, patient and physician.

And I do think that

there's that desire to improve.

And I do think that, you know, science is rapidly moving forward and hopefully things will get better.

To live a good life,

I would say is to care for what outlives you.

So sort of the, maybe a little cliche, but, you know, leave the world better than you found it.

But I really do believe that, that

If you are living your life sort of actively trying to make things better, I think that's just a fulfilling and a good way to live.

And I think it's important to try to have that kind of influence to change what you can.