Kaelan Yao

I’m thrilled to share that my book has been reviewed by my dear friend Kaelan Yao

“In ANAMESIS Michele has captured what it means to be human in medicine. His passion and his conviction are evident in the stories he tells and his work truly explores the emotional triumphs and burdens of practicing modern medicine today.“

Review on Anamnesis - "This is a tour de force of an anthology crafted by the wonderfully thoughtful student-Dr. Ganz of Italy. While there is no "wrong" time to revisit the role of humanity in medicine, he argues there is none better than now. The more technology we have developed to enrich ourselves, the sicker and the more hopeless we seem to feel. As a millennial with fond memories of being the first generation to grow up "with the Internet," here in the United States, I was aghast at how m

Dr. Lisa Sanders, MD

Director, Writers Workshop; Medical Director of the Yale New Haven Health Systems Long COVID Consultation Clinic, General Internal Medicine Writer of Diagnosis: Solving the Most Baffling Medical Mysteries and Every Patient tell a Story: Medical Mysteries and the Art of Diagnosis "Active listening isn’t just a technique; it’s a diagnostic tool, and it’s a reminder to myself that the patient’s experience matters. I still start every consultation with, ‘How can I help?’ then I just listen. Reall

Prof. Dr. Frank Rühli, MD

Director of Institute of Evolutionary Medicine and Dean of the Medical Faculty at the University of Zurich “Medicine, by its very nature, cannot be generalized or divorced from the diverse backgrounds of both patients and physicians. These elements shape a doctor’s values, learning process, and professional development. For Example, during my time in Singapore, I observed how medicine is structured within a society shaped by Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Taoism, and Hinduism. Today, men

"Come medico, ho sempre ritenuto che la vera eccellenza in medicina derivi non solo dalla padronanza della tecnica, ma dalla capacità di instaurare un rapporto autentico e umano con il paziente. La mia esperienza, fatta di successi e di momenti di grande sfida, mi ha insegnato quanto sia fondamentale ascoltare, comprendere e accogliere chi si affida a noi in momenti di vulnerabilità. Leggendo Anamnesis di Michele Ganz, ho ritrovato una visione che va oltre il protocollo e l’efficienza tecnica:

Jordan Tralins, a medical student at Harvard Medical School, shared her experience with technology in medical practice today. “When it comes to technology, especially AI, I’m optimistic. I see AI as a tool to enhance—not hinder—the patient-physician relationship. Imagine if AI could take on the more tedious aspects of our work: paperwork, data sorting, and record-keeping. That would free up time for us to be fully present with our patients, and to focus on the connection and care that matter mo

Orthopaedic Surgeon & Sports Medicine doctor Founder of Mijares Orthopedics "At this stage of my life, what makes life truly meaningful is spending quality time with family and friends, creating lasting memories and positive experiences. Our values are shaped by our upbringing and the people we surround ourselves with, constantly evolving if we allow them to, growing better each day. Being a good person means doing what’s right—treating others with kindness, respect, and care, just as we woul