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A humane, curious neurologist walks you case by case through the strangeness of the brain, treating each patient as a full person rather than a specimen. Erudite but warm — the prose lingers on wonder and dignity as much as diagnosis. Best for: readers who love literary science writing that treats medicine as a moral and philosophical inquiry.
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