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‘Patient H.M.: A Story of Memory, Madness and Family Secrets’ is a compelling foray into the realm of neuroscience, memory, and personal identity, penned by the acclaimed science journalist Luke Dittrich. This non-fiction narrative delves into the fascinating and tragic story of Henry Molaison, known as Patient H.M., who became an unwitting pioneer in the study of memory after a radical brain surgery left him unable to form new memories. Dittrich, whose grandfather performed the surgery, weaves a poignant tale that explores the ethical boundaries of scientific discovery, the depths of human consciousness, and the dark secrets of a family entwined with the history of modern psychology.
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