It’s a doctor’s duty to ’do no harm, ’ but in a world where healthcare is completely in the hands of the government, meet physicians whose main mission is taking life instead of giving it. Lieutenant Jaye Osgood is lucky to have a good government job. It offers him and his family of five all the comforts of a good life: security, money and access. Until now he had never questioned the tasks he carried out for the Ministry of Health: missions that tore families apart-all in the name of the greater good. But then his own family unit is placed in jeopardy, and Osgood must risk it all to save the ones he loves. The Kevorkian Oath is a cautionary tale of the potential perils of government-run healthcare.
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Dr. Richard E. Brown graduated from the University of Illinois, College of Medicine, and has practiced plastic surgery for nearly three decades in central Illinois. He has published over fifty
articles and chapters in medical literature and one of his cases, a cross hand transfer, drew national attention. He has served on the board of directors of various national organizations and the American Association for Hand Surgery named him Clinician Of The Year in 2003. He also served as a medic on a sheriff’s tactical team. Brown was born and raised in southern and central Illinois, the last of nine children. He is married to Colleen, his wife of thirty-four years, and enjoys spending time with his three children and four grandchildren. He is also a hunter and avid golfer.
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