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Every book Anthony Fauci recommended on podcasts
Anthony Fauci appears on programs like The Jordan Harbinger Show, where he discusses public health, his extensive career in medicine, and his experiences navigating high-stakes political environments during major health crises. While Fauci does not typically use his platform to recommend external reading material, he frequently discusses his own memoir and reflects on key anecdotes contained within its pages. Throughout the interview, he details historical milestones from his career, such as setting aside the theatrics of demonstrations to genuinely listen to AIDS activists, which ultimately led to establishing the parallel track program for compassionate use. He also shares personal stories from the book, including running a marathon with a friend who finished ahead of him despite his initial plan to cross the finish line together, relying on the steadfast support of his wife and partner Dr. Christine Grady, and navigating the intense pressures of advising the President during the COVID-19 pandemic while serving primarily as a communicator of public health policies rather than their creator.
Books recommended by Anthony Fauci
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Mémoires
Mémoires by Giacomo Casanova is the famous autobiographical account detailing the colorful, scandalous, and adventurous life of the legendary Venetian traveler and writer.
Discussed“As I describe in the memoir, one of the best things I ever did in my half-century career was to set aside the theatrics of the demonstrations and listen to what the activists had to say; they were making perfect sense.”
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The Book Thief
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak is a historical novel set in Nazi Germany, narrated by Death and centered on a young foster girl who steals books.
Discussed“Fortunately, I had a partner, Dr. Christine Grady, whom I describe in the book; she’s an amazing person who supported me and made sure the family unit functioned well.”
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The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
Joseph Murphy's The Power of Your Subconscious Mind explores how individuals can harness mental forces to achieve goals and shape their realities.
Discussed“You shared an interesting leadership principle in your book, stating that when you joined NIAID, you refused to make sweeping changes until you fully understood the organization.”
Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
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| How Close is the Next Pandemic? | Dr. Anthony Fauci Interview | The Jordan Harbinger Show | 2024-07-06 | 9 |