David Black's book "Medicine Man"

David Black's book Medicine Man chronicles Aaron Kenigsberg's third year of medical school. In the process of describing his hectic life it teaches the reader three very important things. It educates the reader about the future of medicine, it shows how dedicated a doctor must truly be, and it contrasts the medicine of the past with that of the present and future.                  Aaron Kenigsberg's entire third year of medical school seems to be one of …

…have done in that same situation.         After reading this book, two things become apparent. David Black is an author of great skill and this book was written in order to help educate the reader about the changing state of medicine. A little thought on the Aaron's situation and the changing state of medicine provokes the following idea: until the human mind and body are completely understood, medicine will continue to be a very inexact science.