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Daniel Cham MD

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  • Betty’s Kidney, Ray’s Life: What a 100-Year-Old Kidney Reveals About Healthcare’s Biggest Information Problem

    October 1, 2026

    A mother gave her teenage son a kidney in 1978. Nearly five decades later, it still works. The bigger lesson for physicians may be about something healthcare routinely loses: continuity. “The pathway can be complete. The clinical assessment may not be.” — Lourdes G. Bahamonde, DO, MS The kidney lasted nearly 50 years. Why does… Read.

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