What do you know about the doctor who is treating you? Most likely, quite a bit. If you want to learn more, quickly open Adam Kay's book. This is a frank, sometimes sad, and sometimes hilariously funny story of a young doctor from the beginning of his professional path in medicine to the end of his career. You will be extremely surprised how much our doctors and British doctors have in common. Complex and very complex clinical cases, small professional tricks, endless overtime, victories and defeats in the fight against death, and also officials of the Ministry of Health, from whose actions doctors and patients suffer equally... Adam Kay talks about all this in such a way that the reader is immersed in his head on weekdays as an intern, and then as a resident, he himself tries on a white coat. It will hurt. It will also be funny to the point of hiccups, sad to the point of tears and exciting from the first to the last page.