When Patients Look Elsewhere: Mistrust Is a Symptom

By David Huff. Patients seek care that is accessible, accurate, and trustworthy. This correspondence letter reflects that mistrust in the current healthcare system is a symptom of a system rendered inaccessible to many.

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North Carolina Medical Journal
Published
2026-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.18043/001c.162256
Primary Topic
Body Image and Dysmorphia Studies
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When Patients Look Elsewhere: Mistrust Is a Symptom

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When Patients Look Elsewhere: Mistrust Is a Symptom

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Abstract

By David Huff. Patients seek care that is accessible, accurate, and trustworthy. This correspondence letter reflects that mistrust in the current healthcare system is a symptom of a system rendered inaccessible to many.

North Carolina Medical JournalVol. 87(2)
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