Bloody history takes medical book prize
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A biography of William Harvey, the 17th-century English physician who was the first to understand how blood circulates throughout the body, won the 2012 Wellcome Trust Book Prize for works of fiction and non-fiction Cheap Tiffany exploring medicine. Among other things, the books explore hospital life in violence-torn Afghanistan, the role of surging testosterone in the financial crisis of 2008, an imagined future in which genetic engineering raises the prospect of "perfect" children and the bloody enterprise of early surgery. The trailers, then, were distinctly grim, and made more so by being interspersed onscreen by scenes of a dark hospital ward with eerily flickering lamps.

When he stepped to the podium to accept the prize, Wright made Cheap Tiffany Jewelry light of this introduction: felt a bit squeamish after watching the film of my book. Yet an oversized cheque for the amount of £25,000 seemed to help. That year Andrea Gillies won for the non-fiction Keeper, and in 2010 Rebecca Skloot won for The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Last year Alice LaPlante became the first novelist to win, with Turn of Mind.

The full 2012 shortlist was Circulation by Thomas Wright, by Mohammed Tiffany Hanif, Perfect People by Peter James, The Hour Between Dog and Wolf by John Coates and by Nick Coleman.
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