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    John Green does such a good job of explaining the disease and its treatments while maintaining the book’s main theme of injustice and discrimination in the medical world. It really makes you think about the world we live in where a completely curable disease is still rampant in some communities. And to think that in countries where citizens have readily accessible healthcare, they choose not to vaccinate and so we’re seeing a resurgence of centuries old diseases like measles and mumps.

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