Hearts Exposed

Discover the intriguing intersection of medicine and media in the 1960s with Hearts Exposed by A. Nathoo. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2009, this insightful book spans 262 pages and delves into a pivotal era in post-war Britain. During this time, the advent of heart transplants not only revolutionized medical practices but also captivated the media, leading to unprecedented public scrutiny of the medical profession. Nathoo explores how these groundbreaking events challenged public trust in doctors and held the medical field accountable like never before. This first edition is a must-read for anyone interested in the historical dynamics between healthcare and media influence. Dive into Hearts Exposed to understand how these developments shaped public perception and the future of medicine.