Dealing With Medical Uncertainty in and Through the History of Medicine (Clio Medica, 108)
Discover an essential scholarly volume that reshapes how we understand medicine’s greatest challenge: uncertainty. Dealing With Medical Uncertainty in and Through the History of Medicine (Clio Medica, Volume 108) is an authoritative collection that explores how doctors, medical educators, and healthcare systems have faced ambiguity across centuries — and how historical insight can help modern medicine manage uncertainty more wisely.
This new addition to the respected Clio Medica series, published by Brill, is a must-have resource for medical students, doctors, historians of medicine, and healthcare educators. The book is expertly edited by leading scholars including Pieter Dhondt, Sari Aalto, Anne K. K. Hansen, and Saara-Maija Kontturi. Together, they bring together cutting-edge research and thought-provoking case studies that highlight how different cultures and eras have dealt with the unknown in medical practice.
This book includes two powerful sections. The first examines how medical history can help teach tolerance for ambiguity to today’s medical students. The second dives into fascinating real-world examples — from 19th-century Madeira to modern Belgium — showing how doctors and patients have navigated uncertainty in diagnosis, treatment, and ethics.
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Key Features:
Hardback edition with premium academic binding.
Comprehensive global case studies on medical ambiguity.
Trusted editors and contributors from leading institutions.
Perfect for FCPS, MBBS, and postgraduate medical studies.
Great for medical college libraries and faculty collections.
