Description
In this seminal work, Oliver Sacks delves into the complex and often bewildering world of migraine, offering a comprehensive exploration for the general reader. He meticulously details the diverse and sometimes bizarre manifestations of this neurological condition, from visual disturbances to profound alterations in perception. Sacks combines scientific insight with empathetic observation, illuminating the subjective experience of migraine sufferers and examining the historical and contemporary approaches to understanding and treating it. This book stands as a testament to Sacks' unique ability to bridge the gap between clinical neurology and the human experience.
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paperback
Vintage Books
Published Jan 1, 1999
338 pages
ISBN: 9780375704062
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First Published
1970
Language
eng
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