The Bullet Didn’t Kill President Garfield — His Doctors Did
A delusional office-seeker shot the President of the United States in a crowded train station. James A. Garfield should have survived. Instead, America’s top doctors spent 80 days probing the wound with unwashed fingers, creating new infections, and slowly killing him.
This is the true story of the assassination that medicine finished.
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