When Stanford physician Bryant Lin was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer, a friend gave him one piece of advice about his own prognosis that he still credits with how he's lived every day since.
Bryant Lin is a Clinical Professor of Medicine and Director of Medical Humanities and the Arts at Stanford, a fourth-generation physician who spent two decades in primary care before his own stage four diagnosis in 2024. He built a medical school class around his experience that drew coverage from the New York Times and CBS Mornings, and he's the author of Sunshine: An Exploration of Living When You Are Dying.
In this conversation, you'll explore:
It's a conversation for anyone asking themselves what's actually worth their time, whether or not a doctor has given them a reason to ask.
You can find Bryant at: Website | LinkedIn | Episode Transcript
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