Taking risks in pursuit of innovation is good. So is preparing for it
Source: STAT
Harvard professor and pediatric surgeon Christopher Hartnick argues that one should practice and prepare before taking on risks.
Harvard professor and pediatric surgeon Christopher Hartnick argues that one should practice and prepare before taking on risks.
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