Interviews
“A Sweet Life”
Danielle interviewed by Jane Kokernak for “A Sweet Life,” a wonderful new website that’s worth checking out. Q: Danielle, your book Medicine in Translation makes clear that, in the course of treating your patients, you seek to learn something about their lives beyond their lists of symptoms, numbers, and medications. In therapeutic... »
NPR: Medical Translation
Danielle is featured on an NPR story about medical translation in hospitals. In this photo she is using a special “language phone” with two handsets. She and the patient can speak to each other directly, with a remote interpreter providing simultaneous translation. (photo from WNYC website). »
Leonard Lopate Show WNYC
Listen to an interview of Danielle Ofri by Leonard Lopate on WNYC FM 93.9 »
Archives: Alan Alda, Frank Stella et al
In 2003, Danielle Ofri had the honor of appearing with Alan Alda, Frank Stella, Paula Scher, and Nobel Laureate Gunter Blobel in a panel discussion at Rockefeller University. The topic was “Compelled to Create.” Listen to the discussion here. »
C-Span Book TV
Danielle’s reading at Washington DC’s finest independent bookstore–Politics & Prose–was broadcast on C-Span’s Book TV. Watch the full show here. »
Media Bistro Interview
As Health Care Summit Nears, One Doctor Writes from the Front Lines Yesterday President Barack Obama made headlines by calling for a televised, bi-partisan meeting about the future of health care in this country. As the debate nears, we interviewed an author who works on the front lines of health care. Today’s guest on the Morning... »
US News & World Report Interview
Danielle Ofri talks with Deborah Kotz–senior writer for U.S. News & World Report–about communication between doctor and patient. See the video here. »
CNN interview
Danielle Ofri interviewed on CNN concerning undocumented immigrants who need dialysis. See the video. »
NPR Interview
NPR Driveway Moments story. Melissa Block of “All Things Considered” followed Danielle Ofri on her rounds at Bellevue Hospital. Listen to the full story. »