“It is strange how the memory of a man may float to posterity on what he would have himself regarded as the most trifling of his works.”
Quote by William Osler
Work
Men and books: collected and reprinted from the Canadian Medical Association Journal
The book features a compilation of articles that explore the relationship between men and the written word, with a particular emphasis on health-related topics. The articles, sourced from the Canadian Medical Association Journal, provide insights into the medical and societal aspects of men's health through the lens of literature. more
Author
William Osler
William Osler was a renowned Canadian physician, considered one of the founders of modern medical education. Born on July 12, 1849, he passed away on December 29, 1919. Osler made significant contributions to the fields of pathology, clinical medicine, and medical education. more
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