WHAT THE PENA LEER IS WRONG

An unusual history of neurology “I’m a brain, Watson. The rest of me, it’s just an appendix.” Arthur Conan Doyle One of the best ways to understand medical science is through extraordinary stories to ordinary access the technicality of his language. And it’s precisely what Sam Kean, a journalist specializing in scientific outreach, offers us in his book: “An Unusual History of Neurology, Real Cases of Trauma, Madness and Recovery,” Ariel editori…