The Physician's Paradox
Gabriel was a man of fire in a city of ice. In the smog-choked alleys of 1880s London, where the poor were treated as disposable fuel for the Industrial Revolution, Gabriel operated a clinic in a converted cellar. He didn't just treat diseases; he treated the systemic rot of the empire. Gabriel believed in the "Sovereignty of the Body." He spent his nights studying the intersection of neurology...
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