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I am not a mental health practitioner but was drawn to this book because I have an interest in medicine, especially in how the brain functions. I thought this book would be a worthwhile but hard slog. Instead, I found the book so engrossing and well written that it was difficult to put down. Dr. Schildkrout's knowledge of psychiatry and medicine, at least to this lay person, appear to be encyclopedic. Not only is she a wonderful writer, she writes with exceptional clarity and compassion. The book is filled with well chosen and fascinating case studies that illustrate how many medical conditions can present as psychiatric disorders. It also contains much practical advice for the clinician. While this book was written for mental health practitioners, I do believe anyone interested in how our physical health can affect our mental health will find it a fascinating read. Highly recommended.

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