病の皇帝「がん」に挑む ― 人類4000年の苦闘 上 (The Emperor of All Maladies)

His passion for medicine and storytelling shines through, but I'm curious what personal or professional moments sparked this project.

The book spans centuries and countless discoveries — I wonder if that was intentional to show progress or just a necessity of the story.

The personal cases made the science so much more relatable, but I wonder what guided those choices or if there were others left out.