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In ‘And Finally,’ Henry Marsh, a British neurosurgeon and writer, gets a lesson in empathy.
Dr. Henry Marsh has spent a career operating on it, and he's published a memoir called "Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery." He joined Anna Maria Tremonti from London, England in ...
MEMOIR And Finally: Matters Of Life And Death by Henry Marsh (Cape £18.99, 227 pp) Brain surgeon Henry Marsh is a rock star of medicine, a description which will not I imagine dismay him.
Henry Marsh and Igor Kurilets: ‘I liked Kurilets immediately . . . he was the only doctor I met on my first visit who seemed able to admit openly that the medical situation in Ukraine – at ...
Henry Marsh had spent four decades in neurosurgery trying to find a balance, as he puts it, between detachment and compassion. Then he became a patient himself, diagnosed with an incurable form of ...
Henry Marsh has been there and done that. His running shoes have taken him around the world and as he watches another BYU star preparing to do the same, the four-time Olympian couldn’t be happier.
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‘Extraordinary individual’: Tributes pour in for Henry Marsh - MSNHenry Marsh, Richmond’s first Black mayor who died Thursday, is being remembered as a "trailblazer," "extraordinary individual" and a "true statesman." ...
By Henry Marsh David Nott: the war doctor living on a knife edge Risk and excitement drive many surgeons, but most don’t choose to operate in the world’s most dangerous places. By Henry Marsh Heart ...
Voices Comment We can’t all be neurosurgeons like Henry Marsh, but it’s worth listening to someone who is Marsh's brilliant memoir takes a scalpel to the NHS’s bumbling bureaucracy ...
Henry Marsh is one of Britain’s foremost neurosurgeons. He first went to Ukraine in 1992. There he met a young neurosurgeon, Igor Kurilets, with whom he has worked since, performing state-of-the ...
In his bestselling 2014 memoir, “Do No Harm”, Henry Marsh, a neurosurgeon, gave an elegant account of his role as a gatekeeper of this night-side, an “underworld of suffering”.
I have been making medical visits to Ukraine for thirty years, and although I do not speak the language I probably have a deeper understanding of the country and its problems than most people in the ...
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