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Very worth your time
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terrible , glorifying a killer Dr Faci.
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- 01-09-21
Remarkably important history!
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- GenXtinction
- 12-27-20
Incredible history to learn at age 55!!!
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- 12-19-20
Incredible history everyone should know!
I found this amazing 4-part podcast very informative and captivating--especially given the pandemic we are still living through as it has given me hope beyond the vaccines that we could confront future global medical challenges.. I wish those who rely on the incredible discoveries from medical science but do not choose to acknowledge how fortunate our world is to have had the National Health Institute established and funded by our government for the good of all humankind. I support not only continued funding of this invaluable research establishment, but a draft of some sort that would lead the most brilliant amongst us to find their way to serve in this selfish endeavor.
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Too Repetitive
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- Daniel Carter
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Alan Alda performs a compelling story
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- Rachel Katoch
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Research strong
Excellent series! I work in research so this was particularly close to my heart. Fascinating!
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- Amazon Customer
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I had no idea!
It was so interesting to hear about the relatively little-known chapter of history, and it was inspiring to learn of this amazing flower that grew out of the cracks of a tumultuous and divided time. A very timely take. We could learn much from the story of the Yellow Berets.
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- Sunflower
- 01-02-21
This ends at the america is great level....
I had hoped to encounter not only a historical but then also investigative report about research, pharma, how the system works in the US, where people pay huge sums for basic medications that around the world are cheaper, even if developed on national health service.
The NiH structure to allow collaboration in contrast to the otherwise highly rated competition would have been interesting.
I enjoyed the historical look back and learning about the beginnings and some of the truly outstanding personal.
I do not know if my expectations were wrong or of this just ended at a level that overall made this feel like a story of self elevation.
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- Charles Pooter
- 12-24-20
great podcast
a fabulous and timely podcast, talking about medicine and service. A nice sky wink to Alan Alda's famous series, as well as a great chat with Anthony Fauci. I was so happy to download this podcast, even if Audible is experiencing issues in sequencing - it would have been better if the chapters were numbered, so I could cobble the correct order together.
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- BrianP
- 01-28-21
Brilliant untold story of medical pioneers
This is a fascinating untold story of the huge medical advances made by a group of doctors who volunteered to do medical research instead of being drafted to Vietnam, including Dr Anthony Fauci. Millions of lives were altered for the better by their work, including my own, since one of the treatments they pioneered was the treatment for high cholesterol. Alan Alda hosts the piece very enthusiastically and respectfully.
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- sewcrazy
- 01-13-21
Fantastic! I had quite a few teary moments!
Everyone if the scientists are SO humble - true greatness. The people who trusted you to help them - THANK YOU!!!
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- Mrs. Alison Cross
- 01-05-21
Fascinating
Always interesting to learn about 'Hidden Histories' and especially so when the effects of this group, the NIH had had such a major impact globally. Thank you for an engrossing and informative listen
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- Jonathan Lowenstein
- 06-11-22
Fantastic
Moving and inspiring true story about public medicine in the USA. Also related to medical history.
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- FionaStainesArt
- 07-17-21
Amazing insight on a hidden American history.
A brilliantly informative medical history that although based in America has created a place on our planet where many of us are alive today due to the medical breakthroughs that go back to the Vietnam War. God bless them, every one of them. Amazing.
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- Ms. C. M. Tait
- 07-04-21
Step back in time but working for now.
This is a look back in time. But it means so much to now.
We would not be here if it was not for some of these Doctors.
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- Peter
- 04-18-21
The story of the yellow berets ,the forgotten
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