You may be familiar with the relatively new show on the ABC network, ‘The Good Doctor’. The concept of the show centers around a brilliant young surgical resident with autism spectrum disorder and Savant syndrome. In this exclusive video from MedPage Today — a trusted and reliable source for clinical and policy coverage that directly affects the lives and practices of health care professionals — Dr. John Higgins, MD, of McGovern Medical School at UTHealth in Houston, provides a medical evaluation of the legitimacy and reality of the first episode of the hit show. Watch: ‘Good Doctor,’ Bad Cardiology
