Veteran physician Dr. Marc Siegel, a Fox News contributor, discusses spirituality and healthcare in his new book, “The Angels Among Us.” In interviews and coverage tied to the release, Siegel presents what he describes as cases where patients recover from serious conditions in ways that he calls “unexplained,” linking them to faith and spiritual support alongside conventional treatment.
Both outlets emphasize Siegel’s central argument that belief can play a role in patient experience and outcomes, though they describe it through different framing. The New York Post focuses on the doctor’s discussion of how faith may help patients, and highlights the theme of “angels among us” in relation to recovery. Fox News also spotlights Siegel’s claims about the extent of faith within the medical profession, citing survey-style figures about physicians’ belief in God and reports of witnessing “medical miracles.”
Neither source provides detailed scientific validation of the reported miracles, but both present Siegel’s perspective and the statistics he cites as context for why he is writing about the topic.
