Dr. Alfredo Quiñones Hinojosa

But on the people that I care for in such a way that I couldn't scrub my hands for a few weeks until that wound healed.

So that therefore my actions could have a downstream effect on other people that I care for.

So, yes, there are things that I think about.

You know, and you'd be surprised.

So, you know, the Netflix, you saw it, you know that I love boxing.

I don't get into the ring anymore.

The last time is when I was 17 years old.

But I love having my punching bag and exercising.

What do I do?

I wrap my hands and my wrist in ways that you could never imagine.

I also study for many, many years the way in which I should hit a bag without prompting any injury in my fingers, my wrist, or anything else.

I would say that the most insulting thing that you can say is not so much about my work, but the profession.

Because it's actually insulting to the opposite profession.

When someone says to you, oh, you're a neurologist.

And the neurologist gets offended and the neurosurgeon gets offended.

The neurosurgeon gets offended because we're not neurologists.

We know a little bit of neurologists.

We like to think we're not as smart as the neurologist.

And the neurologist gets offended because they know that they're extremely bright and they don't put their hands on the brain.

They work through diagnosis and medications and everything else.