Surgeon and writer Atul Gawande explores how medicine fails dying people and what a good death — and a good life — actually look like. Challenges men to think clearly about aging, dependency, and end-of-life priorities. One of the most important books for men approaching the second half of life or accompanying aging parents. Widely assigned in palliative care, men's midlife coaching, and intergenerational programs.
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