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Jules Montague: The Imaginary Patient: How Diagnosis Gets Us Wrong [2022] hardback ACTIV zest and humour' Sunday TimesA diagnosis is supposed to give us certainty, our first step on the road to recovery. But what if your diagnosis is inflected by a doctor's bias, swayed by Big Pharma, or designed to protect the police? What happens when you are or your child is refused a diagnosis for a condition the establishment will not recognise? As a consultant neurologist, Dr Jules Montague saw the relief a diagnosis could bring, but she also came to see its limitations. In