Ask the Author: Adam S. Cifu
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Adam S. Cifu
Great question Amelia. My favorite part of the writing was spending time exploring topics in depth that I had about only thought about casually in the past. I hope you enjoy the book.
Adam S. Cifu
Great to hear from you. I actually remembered your name from when you played in KC.
I played baseball in college and can't go a year without reading a couple of baseball books. Sort of an honor to hear from you!
I generally really like Kahn but found that book just the worst. You probably have some amazing stories. Seems like your options would be to write a collection of short stories or tie them together in more of a memoir where you tell the story of your career (life) with the story organized around some great and explanatory stories. Happy to give anything a read if I can help. Good luck and thanks for reaching out.
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I played baseball in college and can't go a year without reading a couple of baseball books. Sort of an honor to hear from you!
I generally really like Kahn but found that book just the worst. You probably have some amazing stories. Seems like your options would be to write a collection of short stories or tie them together in more of a memoir where you tell the story of your career (life) with the story organized around some great and explanatory stories. Happy to give anything a read if I can help. Good luck and thanks for reaching out.
--A
Adam S. Cifu
Dr. Prasad and I realized that we often read studies that contradicted accepted medical practices, often practices that we had employed. We became interested in how often this happens, why it happens, and if medicine could lessen these "reversals." This book is our attempt to answer these questions.
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