An anesthesiologist at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and a mother of three, Sibert writes about the politics of medicine, current controversies in her field, and what they don’t tell you in medical school. She translates complex medical issues for general readers.
“I can verify that even the most routine procedure — under sedation, regional block, or general anesthesia — has the potential to evolve into a crisis.”
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