Mar 28, 2017laphampeak rated this title 4 out of 5 stars
Oshinsky certainly did his research. Bellevue Hospital is as rich in history as its many patients, doctors, and researchers. A book has to be well written to captivate a reader with so much information. We are taken from a time of miasma clouds and blood letting with a generous use of alcohol often absconded by staff to grave robbing for knowledge of physiology.
What hospital can lead in indigent care, AIDS programs, 9/11 recovery, and even EBOLA.
Fascinating detail. Reminds me of the book Five Days at Memorial which came out after Katrina.
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