Career
| “ | My goal was always to be part of pop culture and relevant to young people, to interact with the people they hold in high esteem. | ” |
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—Dr. Drew Pinsky, The New York Times, February 2008. |
As The New York Times described it in February 2008, Pinsky's dual career in medicine and the mass media has required him to "navigat a precarious balance of professionalism and salaciousness."
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