Books with title Modern Medicine

There have been extraordinary changes in medicine since the start of the 20th Century. Diseases that were killers in 1900, such as polio, have been almost wiped out. Hundreds of new drugs have been developed. This book shows how today’s extraordinary surgical techniques, such as heart transplants, would have been unthinkable for a doctor a hundred years ago. And, unlike 1900, people in many countries today can see a doctor or other healthcare worker when they need to, often for free.

“Modern Medicine” is the story about a little boy named Rashad who has to have his tonsils removed. He is afraid because he has never been to the hospital before, so he does not know what to expect. He is reassured by a loving and caring friend who he calls Gramma Daisy. Understanding his fears, Gramma Daisy encourages him to gain the courage he will need for the visit. While at the hospital Rashad experiences the gentle care of the hospital staff and becomes amazed at the wonders of modern medical equipment.

There have been extraordinary changes in medicine since the start of the 20th Century. Diseases that were killers in 1900, such as polio, have been almost wiped out. Hundreds of new drugs have been developed. This book shows how today’s extraordinary surgical techniques, such as heart transplants, would have been unthinkable for a doctor a hundred years ago. And, unlike 1900, people in many countries today can see a doctor or other healthcare worker when they need to, often for free.

Modern Medicine’ is the story about a little boy named Rashad who must have his tonsils removed however he is afraid of the hospital. Rashad has never been to the hospital and does not know what he should expect. Rashad has a loving, caring friend who is like a great grandmother; he calls her ‘Gramma Daisey’. She understands his fears and is able to encourage Rashad to muster the courage he needs for his hospital visit. While at the hospital, Rashad experiences the gentle care of the hospital staff and is soon both fascinated and amazed by the many wonderful modern types of equipment!

There have been extraordinary changes in medicine since the start of the 20th Century. Diseases that were killers in 1900, such as polio, have been almost wiped out. Hundreds of new drugs have been developed. This book shows how today’s extraordinary surgical techniques, such as heart transplants, would have been unthinkable for a doctor a hundred years ago. And, unlike 1900, people in many countries today can see a doctor or other healthcare worker when they need to, often for free.