The Age of Diagnosis by Suzanne OSullivan is a thought-provoking look at modern medicine and the way we define illness. With clear, engaging writing, the book explores how diagnostic labels shape our understanding of health, normality, and care.
Ideal for readers interested in medical science, psychology, and contemporary health debates, this book raises important questions about overdiagnosis and the impact of being told what is wrong. The Age of Diagnosis invites you to think more deeply about the benefits and limits of diagnosis in today’s world.
