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The Soul of Medicine: Tales from the Bedside

by Sherwin Nuland

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The Soul of Medicine is a unique book. In its essays, doctors from a wide range of specialties describe their most memorable patients. These stories range from the dramatic to the touching to the just plain bizarre. In each case, the personality of the narrator comes through beautifully, and the commentary from Dr. Nuland ties all the narratives together well. Additionally, many of these most memorable patients were encountered decades ago, making this book an interesting glimpse into medicine in days gone by. ( )
  verbafacio | May 24, 2009 |
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The remarkable stories told in this book are filled with the lessons of humanity. They describe that sacrosanct connection between two people we call the doctor-patient relationship, and that other relationship between the mentor and student, so important to the perpetuation of medical knowledge, judgement, wisdom and character.… (more)

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