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Blind Spots: a book review about healthcare quality
This book review highlights Dr. Marty Makary’s exploration of how groupthink, tradition, and flawed assumptions have led medicine astray despite its many advances. Reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic and broader medical history, the review praises Makary’s call for humility, open inquiry, and a renewed commitment to truth. Rather than discrediting medicine, the book challenges physicians to confront dogma and pursue evidence-based reform with integrity and courage.
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A Night to Remember
Walter Lord’s A Night to Remember reveals Titanic’s tragedy—and reminds us to live with gratitude, resilience, and grace in life’s calm and storm.
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The Longest Day
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The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel
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The 6 F's - Freedom
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Empire of the Summer Moon
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Destined for War
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Aug 25, 2022
A Man at Arms
He was a former Roman Legionary, now a mercenary and was charged to intercept the delivery of a letter believed harmful to the Roman Empire
Aug 11, 2022
Sacred Duty
The 3rd Army Infantry Battalion, established in 1784, is the longest standing infantry battalion but since 1948 has been the ceremonial...
Oct 2, 2019
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