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This is Going to Hurt, Doctor You, Where Does It Hurt & The Prison Doctor Final Sentence - 4 book paperback medical memoir collection set
Paperback covers of This is Going to Hurt by Adam Kay and Doctor You by Jeremy Howick from the 4 book medical memoir set
The Prison Doctor Final Sentence by Dr Amanda Brown paperback cover from the 4 book medical memoir collection set
Where Does It Hurt by Max Pemberton paperback cover from the 4 book medical memoir collection set

This Is Going to Hurt & More: 4 Book Medical Memoir Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Author: Various Authors
SKU: VRT3539
Barcode: 9789123488063
Publisher: Various Publishers
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Titles in This Set
This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor by Adam Kay
Doctor You by Jeremy Howick
The Prison Doctor: The Final Sentence by Dr Amanda Brown
Where Does It Hurt? by Max Pemberton

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN: See individual titles (bundle barcode not applicable to a single ISBN)
Publisher: Picador; Hodder & Stoughton; HQ; Icon Books
Age Range: Adult

Overview
This four-book paperback collection brings together some of the most talked-about names in real-life medical writing. From the wards of the NHS to the wings of a prison and the streets of outreach work, each author offers an unflinching, deeply human window into modern healthcare. Funny, moving and occasionally shocking, these memoirs and guides have resonated with readers who want more than a textbook view of medicine — they want the truth, told by the people who lived it.

About the Books
This is Going to Hurt is Adam Kay's bestselling diary of life as a junior doctor on the NHS front line — hilarious, horrifying and heartbreaking in equal measure, and a genuine modern classic of medical memoir. Doctor You by Jeremy Howick takes a more practical turn, presenting scientific evidence on how the body's own natural healing mechanisms can work alongside, or sometimes instead of, conventional drug treatments. The Prison Doctor: The Final Sentence continues Dr Amanda Brown's acclaimed series, taking readers behind the walls of Britain's prisons to reveal the realities of treating vulnerable and complex patients, including foreign national prisoners facing deportation. Where Does It Hurt? follows Max Pemberton as his medical career moves from hospital wards into outreach work with homeless and addicted patients, testing everything his clinical training taught him. Together, these four titles build a rounded, honest picture of the pressures, humour and compassion that define modern medicine — perfect for readers of NHS memoirs and true-life healthcare stories.

  • Four bestselling and critically acclaimed medical memoirs and guides in one set
  • Multiple perspectives: hospital wards, prison healthcare, street outreach and natural health
  • Written by respected clinicians and a bestselling author-comedian
  • Ideal gift for NHS staff, medical students, book clubs and memoir fans
  • Lightweight paperback format, easy to read, share and travel with

About the Author
Adam Kay is a former junior doctor turned award-winning comedy writer, whose diaries have sold millions of copies worldwide. Jeremy Howick researches evidence-based medicine and the placebo effect. Dr Amanda Brown spent many years as a GP before becoming a prison doctor, drawing on decades of frontline clinical experience. Max Pemberton is a psychiatrist and columnist known for his candid writing on NHS life, public health and work with vulnerable and homeless patients.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Four powerful, real-world voices in one set — funny, honest and eye-opening by turns. Whether you're drawn to sharp NHS satire, prison life, street medicine or natural health, this bundle offers a rich, varied read for anyone fascinated by the human side of healthcare.

Please Note: Cover designs may vary slightly from the images shown, as we supply the current UK edition available at time of dispatch. ISBNs refer to the standard UK paperback editions of each title.

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