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Tag: Psychological toll of journalism

A surgeon’s paradoxical lesson for journalists to survive the news

Posted on June 26, 2026 By admin
A surgeon’s paradoxical lesson for journalists to survive the news

‘Journalism done properly can exact a particular psychological toll. Just the developments pouring in from different parts of the world add to the ordinary unhappiness of the human condition’  | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto In an episode of the TV show Elementary, a surgeon prepares to perform a surgery. After he dons his gloves and mask,…

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