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In this important study, Thomas Halper examines the policies and practices of the British National Health Services in treating kidney disease. The book draws on numerous personal accounts, often moving or unintentionally revealing, and should prove interesting to professionals and students with an interest in philosophy, health care, public health, public policy and British politics.
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