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Koran finds that a number of medical students today reject a career in psychiatry because 'the field is so marked by controversy'. In this short article, he outlines factual and ethical controversies common to all branches of medicine in the hope that increasing medical students' tolerance of uncertainty will not only help them become better physicians, but will also remove one of the reasons for their disinterest in psychiatry.