To Mend the Heart by Lael Wertenbaker tells the dramatic story of how cardiac surgery moved from risky experiment to life-saving medical breakthrough. Rather than reading like a dry textbook, it follows the pioneers, patients, and high-stakes innovations that changed what modern medicine could do for the human heart.

This is a compelling choice for readers of medical history, surgery, biography, and nonfiction about the breakthroughs that reshaped modern healthcare.

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