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Reflections on the 20th Century and the Birth of the NHS

Reflections on the 20th Century and the Birth of the NHS

31st May 2024

Writing the seventh chapter of my book about the evolution of medicine and surgery, we find ourselves reflecting on the whirlwind that was the 20th century—a brief chapter in human history that packed in jaw-dropping achievements and shocking tragedies. This era saw...

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