From Holocaust Survival to Medical Miracles: A Journey on American Medicine Today
My father went to the castle and showed the baroness the summons he received to be executed and asked her for her help. Within hours she called a good friend of hers, who was a high ranking general at Hitler's headquarters, and she told him...my father was the only dentist she found in Germany to be able to help her.
What happens when you blend the harrowing past of a Holocaust survivor with groundbreaking medical advancements? You get an unforgettable episode of 'American Medicine Today'. Hosted by Dr. Alfred Bonati, Kimberly Bermel, and Ethan Youker, this episode introduces us to Rosemary Musso, whose father, a dentist in war-torn Germany, risked everything to save Jews from persecution. Her tale is one of courage, sacrifice, and unexpected heroism, highlighting how even in the darkest times, human kindness can shine through. Dr.
Bonati then shifts the focus to modern-day medical miracles with his pioneering spine procedures. These techniques have brought relief to countless patients suffering from chronic pain, giving them a new lease on life. The episode doesn't just stop at spine surgery; it takes listeners on a whirlwind tour through medical curiosities, from the bizarre phenomenon of exploding teeth to a man who swallowed knives.
The hosts expertly balance the gravity of these topics with moments of levity, ensuring the episode remains engaging without losing its depth. Whether you're fascinated by history, intrigued by medical innovations, or simply looking for a compelling story of resilience and recovery, this episode has something for you.