DORIS🍉 #53: Dr Joaquin Chuang: LA VIDA REAL DE UN NEUROCIRUJANO EN ARGENTINA | #DORISELPODCAST🍉

https://taplink.cc/dorisoficial 🎙️ Being a neurosurgeon isn't just about operating: it's about learning to look the patient in the eye and say what no one wants to hear, offering support when there are no more tools available, and providing empathetic support even when you yourself are breaking down inside. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Joaquín Chuang, a specialist at the German Hospital, a professor, a former member of the MIC (Michoacán Institute of Neurosurgery), the LAN (Language Pathology Laboratory), and the dissection team, and one of the most beloved figures among generations of medical students. In a warm and sincere conversation, Joaquín recounts his training during the height of the pandemic, what it was like to touch a brain for the first time, what it feels like to operate on awake patients, how he deals with tumors that have a 12- to 15-month survival rate, and why neurosurgery is much more than technique: it's about humanity. A profound, moving, and illuminating conversation for those who love medicine… and for those who want to understand what it truly entails. Joaquin's social media:   / dr.chuangjoaquin   👉 Tell us in the comments which other professional you'd like us to interview in the next episode of Doris. 📩 Proposals and advertising: [email protected] (SUBJECT: DORIS PODCAST) 📍 Doris's Instagram: @doris_oficial 🎧 Listen on Spotify too 🛒 Buy notebooks and pins at: https://taplink.cc/dorisoficial