by Eric Lax · Tapa dura · ISBN 9782724234695
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«Linda: un combat pour la vie» is Eric Lax's account, published by France Loisirs in 1988 (243 pages, in French).
Eric Lax follows the fight of Linda, a young woman with leukaemia, and of Professor Robert Gale's team. The work recounts the process of a bone marrow transplant and offers a view of modern medicine through the people who practise it, combining personal testimony with the chronicle of the hospital department.
The full title of the 1988 edition is «Linda: Combat contre la leucémie dans le service du professeur Robert Gale».
Aimed at readers interested in real-life accounts and in the history of medicine.
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Eric Lax is an American author who has written books on modern medicine, four books on Woody Allen including a biography, and a personal memoir Faith: Interrupted about deep religious attachment that he had in his youth and then his loss of Christian faith at a later part of his life.
