Montañas: La Lucha del Doctor Paul Farmer por Curar el Mundo

The book offers a profound look at one man's dedication to justice and medicine. I'm curious what drew Kidder to this particular journey and how he chose to portray it.

The efforts span multiple countries and complex social issues, which made me wonder if the narrative ever felt too sprawling or if it managed to keep the focus on the personal stories.

Reading about Dr. Farmer’s work made me think about our own healthcare systems. What do you think this memoir suggests about the possibility of curing global health disparities?