Medicine in Three Societies

The book explores the intersection of faith, health, and medical care, emphasizing the importance of viewing healthcare as a human right. Through the lens of a practicing physician, it compares the medical systems of the USSR, USA, and UK, examining their approaches to common health crises such as heart attacks and mental health issues. The author addresses the limitations and dilemmas within these systems, advocating for a collaborative approach to improve healthcare services and resource utilization for the common good.