Used paperback in poor condition. Cover showing heavy wear. The cover has become detached from the book. Book still intact. Pages in fair condition with normal age discolouration. Rubber stamp on flyleaf, ink signature on title page. Felt tip pen lines along top and bottom edges. 384 pages. Published by Arrow Books, 1961. ISBN n/a.

By the time he graduated from Lakeview Medical College Ran Warren was known to be brilliant, hard-working and courageous; in years ahead all these qualities were tested to the limits of endurance.

They were years packed with dramas and hazards, described here by Frank Slaughter with such authority and narrative power that the reader feels personally involved. It is a rich and varied tale, full of fascinating medical details of the cases on which Ran gained experience and built his ultimate success. No less absorbing are his relations with the women in his life, particularly with Ann Trent, the nurse who became his wife. And then there was the Warren plan, Ran's imaginative scheme for organizing medicine into group practices, which brought him into conflict with powerful and unscrupulous forces that nearly overwhelmed him. That None Should Die is a world best-seller and has been in continuous demand since it publication in 1942.