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A Doctors Experience in the Hospital with Dr Rachel Maurice Atlantic Underground Podcast #125

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First published at 07:21 UTC on February 23rd, 2023.

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Rachel Maurice is a highly experienced Medical Expert in trauma care. She is an Anesthesiologist as well as a Bachelor of Science in Virology and Microbiology. Her knowledge has led her to conclusions that sadly many other hospital staff just can't see and the division between those who care about the patients versus those who just care about their job and paycheck has become quite apparent in a dangerous and hostile environment in which we trust with our lives. Her story here is one that any medical professional should see and if you ever intend on being a patient this might just save your life.

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