Do No Harm

Named a Notable Book of the Year by *The New York Times Book Review* and *The Washington Post*, Henry Marsh's *Do No Harm* offers an unflinching, compassionate look into the life of a leading neurosurgeon. Marsh reveals the fierce joy of operating, the profound triumphs, harrowing disasters, haunting regrets, and moments of black humor inherent in holding a patient's life in one's hands. This memoir provides unforgettable insight into the intense human dramas of a modern hospital, ultimately serving as a powerful lesson in the enduring need for hope amid life's most difficult decisions.

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