The Age of Diagnosis

This insightful audiobook explores how the boundaries between health and illness are continually shifting, examining the expanding diagnoses of conditions like ADHD, autism, long Covid, and genetic ailments. Drawing on real stories and current research, Dr. Suzanne O'Sullivan discusses the implications of medicalizing normal human differences, questioning whether advances in diagnosis always lead to better understanding or risk turning healthy individuals into patients. It offers a thought-provoking analysis of how our perceptions of health are evolving in the modern world.