Humanism in Medicine Award recipient teaches humanism to young doctors

March 7, 2018

Following a chance encounter with the assistant director general of the World Health Organization that lead him on a sabbatical year to disease stricken countries, Dr. Lee Miller, pediatrician from UCLA, continued on a career of teaching humanism in medicine

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