Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery Henry Marsh

Do No Harm is a candid memoir by leading British neurosurgeon Henry Marsh, offering gripping accounts of his experiences in brain surgery. With brutal honesty, he discusses the successes and failures of his career, the fragility of life, and the ethical dilemmas of working with the human brain.

Why Read This Book?

• A rare behind-the-scenes look at the life of a neurosurgeon

• Honest and philosophical reflections on medicine, mortality, and mistakes

• Accessible and compelling for both medical and general readers

• Named a Sunday Times Bestseller and widely praised by critics

About the Author

Henry Marsh is a retired British neurosurgeon known for his humanitarian work and decades of service in the NHS. His writing blends clinical expertise with literary sensitivity, making him one of the most celebrated medical memoirists of recent years.