The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer
Siddhartha Mukherjee
Siddhartha Mukherjee
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Why is it so hard to cure cancer? - Kyuson Yun
It's a feat to write a 500-page book about cancer that isn't depressing, but Mukherjee pulls it off. The Emperor of All Maladies is uplifting and inspiring, even as it chronicles a fight that grows more complex with each new breakthrough. It's better than any other book I've read at illustrating the interdisciplinary nature of such a colossal endeavor, and the necessary contributions by people beyond doctors and scientists.
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We spend months researching the topic of every TED-Ed episode, and in the process we almost always discover books that explore the video's subject matter to a level of depth that only books can achieve. It’s a joyful experience — digging deep into a topic and understanding the world a little better as a result. We want you to discover those books and have that experience, too.
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We spend months researching the topic of every TED-Ed episode, and in the process we almost always discover books that explore the video's subject matter to a level of depth that only books can achieve. It’s a joyful experience — digging deep into a topic and understanding the world a little better as a result. We want you to discover those books and have that experience, too.
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We spend months researching the topic of every TED-Ed episode, and in the process we almost always discover books that explore the video's subject matter to a level of depth that only books can achieve. It’s a joyful experience — digging deep into a topic and understanding the world a little better as a result. We want you to discover those books and have that experience, too.
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