Do No Harm by Henry Marsh - A gripping memoir from one of Britain's leading neurosurgeons.
In this candid and compelling account, Henry Marsh takes readers inside the operating theatre to reveal the intense drama of brain surgery. With unflinching honesty, he explores the triumphs and failures, the life-and-death decisions, and the profound responsibility that comes with holding a scalpel to the human brain.
What makes this book extraordinary:
Intimate look into the world of neurosurgery
Honest reflections on medical ethics and human fallibility
Beautifully written memoir that reads like a thriller
Winner of multiple literary awards
Perfect for readers interested in medicine, ethics, and human stories
Condition: Good - preloved copy with some wear but still in solid readable condition.
A powerful exploration of what it means to heal, to harm, and to be human. This book will change how you think about medicine and mortality.
