Technology has been a boon for diagnosis and therapy, says HealthMaker Henry Masur, MD, chief of the National Institutes of Health's critical care medicine. In this video, Dr. Masur describes how technological advances have improved medical care.
Henry Masur, MD, has been Chief of the National Institutes of Health’s Critical Care Medicine department since 1989. Dr. Masur is an expert in the fields of HIV-related infections and of critical care related to infectious disease. He leads the District of Columbia Partnership for AIDS Progress and is Clinical Professor of Medicine at George Washington University.
