Die verlorene Kunst des Heilens

Never before has medicine been able to do so much good as it can today – and never before have so many patients questioned the conventional medical treatments of their doctors. Is this because the art of healing, which relies heavily on a successful relationship between doctor and patient, has been lost? Bernard Lown, a world-renowned cardiologist, presents a plea for a more human-centered medicine in this book. With vivid storytelling and a great sense of humor, he shares his own experiences in interacting with patients, discussing both successes and failures, as well as the art of listening to patients and the challenge of getting doctors to listen.