Titlebook: Hearts Exposed; Transplants and the Ayesha Nathoo Book 2009 Ayesha Nathoo 2009 Britain.event.Great Britain.history.history of literature.h

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Ayesha Nathooks on the subject. I have not read them all, of course, but those two or three hundred that I did study were full of uncritical promotion of bogus, potentially harmful treatments. In case you suspect that this might be an exaggeration, I should tell you that my team once studied 7 bestselling books

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Introduction,was simply an unprecedented occurrence for a gathering of over 100 people, comprised mainly of medical professionals, to participate in a televised studio debate discussing the technical, social and ethical implications of a recent medical innovation. The issue at hand was one of the most controvers

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Making the Heart Transplantable,could be transplanted, or indeed that it should be. The organ had to become a distinct object of study with corresponding institutional, financial and intellectual support and to be conceptualized as not just repairable but also replaceable. Performing the operation required not only surgical abilit

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Creating the Most Famous Operation in the World,on of journalists, doctors and patients alike. As the lawyer Ralph Porzio wrote soon after the event: ‘Perhaps no single forward step in the history of medicine has ever equalled the heart transplant in awakening universal public interest.’. It was at once both a medical and media phenomenon, descri

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,‘The Most Extraordinary Programme Ever Shown on Television’: A New Medium for Debating Medicine,media event of numerous identifiable doctors appearing alongside patients in a television studio debate. Here I analyse the production, content and reception of this programme, explaining why it was described by a journalist the following day as ‘in many ways… the most extraordinary programme ever s

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Hospital-Media Relations in the First British Heart Transplant, with news from London’s National Heart Hospital of Britain’s first, and the world’s tenth, cardiac transplant. This was internationally symbolic as well, given prior expectations that British doctors would maintain their customary restraint and reserve. Yet, in the extraordinary enthusiasm for perf

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