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A Case Study Oliver Sacks MD Interviewed eBook David Hellerstein

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Oliver Sacks, MD, author of The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat and other titles is interviewed by noted physician-writer David Hellerstein, MD. The interview, from 1990, captures Sacks's spirit and philosophy as Dr. Hellerstein meets him at his home on City Island, Bronx, NY, and accompanies the imaginative, eccentric and philosophically unique Dr. Sacks as he sees patients with baffling neurological symptoms in a Bronx nursing home.

A Case Study Oliver Sacks MD Interviewed eBook David Hellerstein

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Product details File Size 499 KB Print Length 14 pages Publication Date May 3, 2015 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00X3X88SW

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A Case Study Oliver Sacks MD Interviewed eBook David Hellerstein Reviews

A thoroughly enjoyable read. Dr. Hellerstein provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind and eccentricities of Dr. Sacks.
The piece had a great flow and kept me engrossed until the very end.
This quick read gives some insight to the fascinating Oliver Sacks. But it left me wanting more. And for a short book it had a number of typos and grammatical errors.
Another great piece in the collection of writingsd by Oliver Sacks
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