“Meeting Elio, I tried, deep within myself, to remember his deeds and his work, beyond the illness that so often reduces every patient to a number, so that I might recall how important the respect he had shown me was: first as a person, then as a physician. Not because
“An evocative journey through meaning, virtue, and the stories we live by, this book invites us to pause and reflect on where we stand in the arc of time, the shape of place, and the depth of our surroundings.” —Christine Ko, MD, Professor of Dermatology and Pathology, Department of Dermatology
“Quid est homo?” — Who are we? “Quo vadis?” — Where are we heading in this life? Driven by these questions and the search for happiness, my journey to find answers began in Nairobi, continued through hospitals in Italy and the United States, and led me to write Where the Sacred Lives.
Review on Anamnesis - "This is a tour de force of an anthology crafted by the wonderfully thoughtful student-Dr. Ganz of Italy. While there is no "wrong" time to revisit the role of humanity in medicine, he argues there is none better than now. The more technology