Death of the Good Doctor -- Lessons from the Heart of the AIDS Epidemic
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Death of the Good Doctor -- Lessons from the Heart of the AIDS Epidemic

by Kate Scannell

History memoir Medicine
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Kate Scannell reflects on the AIDS epidemic through the perspective of a doctor confronting its profound medical and human dimensions. Drawing lessons from the heart of the crisis, this thoughtful work considers caregiving, loss, and what the epidemic revealed about medicine and compassion.

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Death of the Good Doctor—Lessons from the Heart of the AIDS Epidemic presents Kate Scannell’s reflections on the AIDS epidemic.

The book connects medical practice with the personal and human dimensions of an epidemic.

Its title emphasizes lessons drawn from the heart of the crisis and from the experience of a doctor.

This work offers a perspective on medicine, caregiving, and the lasting significance of the AIDS epidemic.

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