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Amanda Brown HQ Non-Fiction, 2019, PB, 272pp, £8.99, 978-0008311445 Dr Amanda Brown traded her relatively comfortable life in a village surgery for life in some of Britain’s most notorious prisons. However, The Prison Doctor is not just a description of how her two worlds differed. It tackles a range of themes, from coping with change to suicide, through to drug abuse, rape, and soirees with fusty, old doctors outside of the prison system, specifically GPs. The book opens with a shocking story of a prisoner giving birth in the …
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