AAP News Vol. 4 No. 8 August 1988, p. 5
© 1988 American Academy of Pediatrics
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'Physician families' are popular but pose peculiar problems

The way Morris Rosenthal, M.D., FAAP, tells the story, he and his three brothers became pediatricians out of self-defense.

"We have a lot of kids," says Dr. Morris, the eldest. "Something like 13 kids all together."

Dr. Morris says that he became a pediatrician partly to take care of his own children, and brother after brother followed suit.


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