This is the way I heard it.

No one knows the exact moment at which Iggy lost his mind, but there is no disputing the fact.

He lost it.

The doctor of medicine, once respected and admired by friends and colleagues, Iggy had declared

war on the entire medical profession and burned every professional bridge he'd worked so

hard to build.

So what exactly went wrong?

He pushed Iggy over the edge.

The short answer?

Women.

The hospital where Iggy worked had a maternity ward with two separate clinics.

The first clinic was where the doctors worked.

The second clinic was where the students worked.

Three percent of the women who gave birth in the student clinic died soon thereafter, but

in the doctor clinic where experienced physicians oversaw every birth, the death rate was

500 percent greater.

Iggy was horrified by the disparity and so were the patients.

Expectant mothers begged and pleaded to go into the student clinic.

Some even gave birth on the sidewalk in front of the hospital rather than be admitted

into the doctor clinic.

Iggy was determined to understand why so many mothers were dying in the care of experienced

physicians.

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