US surgeons are killing themselves at an alarming rate. One decided to speak out | US healthcare | The Guardian
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The grueling profession has long kept silent about mental distress. After losing a friend, Carrie Cunningham began telling her own story
The grueling profession has long kept silent about mental distress. After losing a friend and quietly grappling with illness, Carrie Cunningham found a new way to save lives By Christina Frangou Tue 26 Sep 2023 11.00 EDT Last modified on Thu 19 Oct 2023 14.36 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google C arrie Cunningham puffed out her cheeks and exhaled. She looked out at the audience filled with 2,000 of her peers, surgeons who were attending the annual meeting of the Association of Academic Surgery, a prestigious gathering of specialists from universities across the United States and Canada. Cu
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