How We Die

Book Review

The book «How We Die» by Sherwin Nuland has received high praise from critics for its honesty and scientific accuracy. Nuland, being a physician, offers a profound and poignant view of the dying process, describing it from both medical and human perspectives. Critics note that the author manages to avoid excessive sentimentality while maintaining respect for human dignity. His descriptions of various causes of death, such as cancer, heart failure, and aging, are accompanied by personal stories of patients, making the book not only informative but also emotionally rich. Nuland also raises important ethical questions related to medicine and end-of-life care, prompting deep reflection among readers. Overall, critics consider «How We Die» to be an important and necessary read for anyone seeking to better understand the inevitable process of life's end.