Do not judge. Stories about medical ethics and medical wisdom. Falcon D.

When is it permissible to fix patients? Do doctors always tell patients the truth? When can you disconnect the supporting life of a sick system? Why life is worth living?

The book of Daniel Sokol will change your idea of ​​medicine, regardless of which side of the stethoscope you are.

Daniel Sokol opens the world of ethics in the reader All the wide field of medical science available to him, from cosmetic surgery and ending with euthanasia. Based on his experience as a leading specialist in medical ethics and practitioner in this area, as well as for the years of direct practice in hospitals, Daniel sheds light on ethical difficulties that arise in modern medical practice, and directs us to a better understanding of morality.

Daniel Sokol lives in Hammersmit, London. In 2003, he received a doctoral degree in ethics at the Imperial College. After several years of work as a university teacher, he received the qualifications of a barrister specializing in medical negligence. Daniel is the columnist “British Medical Journal”, was a member of various committees established by the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Justice and the Royal College of England surgeons, the holder of a large number of bonuses and awards.