Thomas Hager

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The Demon under the Microscope
Modern medicine was born in the early 1930s, when a dedicated doctor in Nazi-era Germany used patience, brains, and a completely mistaken idea to discover the world's first miracle drug. "A grand story," Wall St. Journal. "Surprisingly entertaining," Entertainment Weekly. "Remarkable," Publishers Weekly. "Fascinating," Kirkus Reviews (starred).


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Events

July 17, 2008
Da Vinci Days Keynote Address. 7:00 - 8:30 pm, Corvallis, Oregon.

September 11, 2008
Reading and Discussion, "The Alchemy of Air," Powell's City of Books, 7:30 p.m., downtown Portland, Oregon.

September 16, 2008
“Diane Rehm Show” taping, Washington, D.C.

September 16, 2008
Reading and Discussion, "The Alchemy of Air," Olsson’s Books & Records, 7:00 p.m., DuPont Circle, Washington, D.C.

October 2008
"The Alchemy of Air" is a Borders Original Voices pick for this month.

November 8-9, 2008
Wordstock, Portland, Oregon.


Wolfgang Pauli and Niels Bohr spinning a top

I enjoy speaking -- through the media, before professional groups, and especially to the general public -- on topics related to science and medicine.
Right now, of course, my interests focus on the themes of "The Alchemy of Air" (the effect of industrial chemistry on our lives; the ecological effects of large-scale chemical production; overpopulation and food availability), and "The Demon under the Microscope" (the birth of modern medicine, the impact medical discoveries have on our lives, and the dangers involved). I also speak widely on Linus Pauling, the genesis of scientific ideas, and the Vitamin C controversy.

To schedule a talk, please write me directly.

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