Do No Harm

"Do No Harm" by Henry Marsh is an honest and profound account of the life of a neurosurgeon. In this book, Marsh describes the challenges, difficult decisions and mistakes that happen in the operating theatre. He shares personal stories of success and failure, revealing the emotions and moral weight doctors carry in their professional lives.

The book offers a unique perspective on modern medicine, ethics and the great responsibility that comes with being a surgeon. Marsh invites readers to understand the complexity of the decisions made in surgery, but also the humanity and weaknesses of those often thought of as "immortal doctors".

"Do No Harm" is a valuable guide for all those who want to understand the challenges of medicine, and for those intrigued by the choices, uncertainty and emotions connected with human life and health.