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Kay's Marvellous Medicine. A Gross and Gruesome History of the Human Body
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Dive into the amusing and insightful world created by bestselling author Adam Kay in his latest book, described as both educational and entertaining. Celebrated figures like Harry Hill suggest that reading it almost makes you a qualified doctor, while Konnie Huq wishes Kay had taught her biology. The book explores the intriguing but flawed practices of ancient medicine, such as why Egyptians dismissed the brain as useless, or why some believed teachers promoted smoking. Discover bizarre historical treatments and marvel at how doctors once saved lives with unlikely tools like washing machines and canned beans. Although some odd customs like being paid for farting are now obsolete, Kay humorously navigates the murky waters of medical history. Previous praise for his work highlights how he brings gruesome details to life in an engrossing manner, making complex topics accessible and fun for all ages. His writing promises to entertain while potentially inspiring future generations of medics with its captivating, funny prose.
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Dive into the amusing and insightful world created by bestselling author Adam Kay in his latest book, described as both educational and entertaining. Celebrated figures like Harry Hill suggest that reading it almost makes you a qualified doctor, while Konnie Huq wishes Kay had taught her biology. The book explores the intriguing but flawed practices of ancient medicine, such as why Egyptians dismissed the brain as useless, or why some believed teachers promoted smoking. Discover bizarre historical treatments and marvel at how doctors once saved lives with unlikely tools like washing machines and canned beans. Although some odd customs like being paid for farting are now obsolete, Kay humorously navigates the murky waters of medical history. Previous praise for his work highlights how he brings gruesome details to life in an engrossing manner, making complex topics accessible and fun for all ages. His writing promises to entertain while potentially inspiring future generations of medics with its captivating, funny prose.
