The writer of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was fascinated by medicine. A valve to treat hydrocephalus, a campaign in favour of the measles vaccination and a key role in the foundation of The Stroke Association are some of his little-known achievements. Tom Solomon, who treated Roald Dahl in hospital, reveals how a number of tragedies prompted Dahl's involvement in medicine—and how these were then translated into great stories
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