Medicina dos horrores: a história de Joseph Lister, o homem que revolucionou o apavorante mundo das cirurgias do século XIX

Fitzharris brings Lister's pioneering work to life, but I wonder what specific moments or sources motivated her deep dive into his story.

The detailed descriptions made me appreciate how far medicine has come, but also made me uneasy about the standards of that era. How did others react to these scenes?

The book includes complex scientific concepts, but it still felt accessible. I'm curious about the choices made to make this engaging for general readers.