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War Doctor Book Club
RAISE AWARENESS OF THE DAVID NOTT FOUNDATION
If you were inspired by our Co-Founder David’s best-selling book War Doctor, then why not share it with your local book club? David’s account of life as a trauma surgeon in war and disaster zones makes for engaged discussion about the world we live in, the need for surgical skill on the frontline, and how we as humans cope with trauma.