Unt lived Lives. A Pathologist's Life in the Children's Department

The profession of a pediatric pathologist is associated by many only with the gloomy atmosphere of the morgue, cold-hearted doctors dissecting corpses, and unbearable grief. However, by reading the book "Unt lived Lives", you will discover that this job is also about love for people and science, respect for others' lives, and a desire to improve medicine.

Pediatric pathologist, creator of the "Benign Education" academy and author of the book "Your Last Doctor," Tatyana Khitrova, shares her journey in the profession, the difficulties she had to overcome as a pediatric pathologist, the pathologies her patients faced, and interesting cases from her practice.

In this book, you will find descriptions of the daily life of a pediatric pathologist, stories about the autopsies of little patients whose hearts did not have the chance to beat, interesting medical facts about the human body, pregnancy, and motherhood, and heartfelt human stories that will make you rejoice and empathize with their heroes.

You will learn about: the differences in the structure of a child's body compared to an adult's; the peculiarities of working in the children's morgue; what drives people who choose such a profession; how pathologists help living people.

"Unt lived Lives" will help you view this profession, shrouded in mystery and darkness, from a different angle.