Pity Bill Hayes, the author of this new biography of Henry Gray, the British surgeon who gave
the world Gray's Anatomy. A fitness buff, magazine freelancer and writer of 2 popular …

Act in Britain, and she also wrote the Historical Introduction to the 40th edition (2008) of
Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice, and so is well placed to write this …

The making of Mr. Gray's anatomy chronicles the fascinating story of one of the most widely
known medical textbooks in the world as told through the work of two young men: Henry …

Writing an historical account of a medical book is no easy feat; making it accessible to non-
academic readers is even more challenging. But Ruth Richardson delivers her latest helping …

pp. xii+ 322. Oxford and new York: Oxford university Press, 2008,£ 16.99, $29.95. ruth
richardson is best known for her passionate and exhaustively researched work on the 1832 …

Books in Review/Comptes rendus 285 1858 this book has been continuously in print and in
active use in English-speaking medical schools around the world; indeed, Gray's Anatomy …

All of us who serve in the hands-on healing professions are likely to value Gray's Anatomy,
to have held it (both arms required), admired the depth of knowledge therein, and wished we …

Gray's Anatomy is probably one of the most iconic scientific books ever published: an
illustrated textbook of anatomy that is still a household name 150 years since its first edition …

Gray's anatomy, probably the most famous medical textbook in the world, has been
continuously in print for 150 years. Dr Ruth Richardson was invited to write the historical …

Grey's Anatomy, an early 21st-century American television drama and winner of multiple
Emmy and Golden Globe awards, is followed weekly and passionately by its devoted fans …