It’s a worth watch
I remember watching this drama years ago, and I loved it. Now I’m rewatching it again and still love it. It’s nice to watch a drama that centers on medical analysis, especially with mostly female casts. It’s like House MD, but with a team of all-female specialized doctors.
Instead of a full-fledged medical drama, this drama has some suspense and mystery and some comedies, which I’m drawn to. It’s witty, surprising, and shows a human side of disconnection through attention to detail. This show seriously has so much to teach. It provides a lot of diagnosis and symptoms from which we can learn something.
The Analysis Diagnosis Department doctors are divided into two cliques, which are Tachibana’s team and Iwakura’s team, but despite their different approaches in diagnosis, the women would usually put their differences aside when it comes to saving lives. Their clashes and arguments are mostly professional. It’s good to watch a drama where women are not at each other’s throats, fighting over men.
Instead of a full-fledged medical drama, this drama has some suspense and mystery and some comedies, which I’m drawn to. It’s witty, surprising, and shows a human side of disconnection through attention to detail. This show seriously has so much to teach. It provides a lot of diagnosis and symptoms from which we can learn something.
The Analysis Diagnosis Department doctors are divided into two cliques, which are Tachibana’s team and Iwakura’s team, but despite their different approaches in diagnosis, the women would usually put their differences aside when it comes to saving lives. Their clashes and arguments are mostly professional. It’s good to watch a drama where women are not at each other’s throats, fighting over men.
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