Bruce Brodie
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Bruce Brodie

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About ten years ago, I retired from a busy cardiology practice at Cone Health in Greensboro, NC. I was Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of North Carolina Teaching Service in Greensboro and had a busy practice in interventional cardiology. I was a co-founder and past chairman of the LeBauer-Brodie Center for Cardiovascular Research and Education. Our Greensboro cardiology group has been a leader in cardiovascular research, and we were pioneers in the treatment of heart attacks with coronary stenting and adjunctive therapies. When I retired from medicine, I set out on my own journey in an attempt to understand how we got here, how our evolutionary past has shaped the way we are, and where we might be headed. Why Are We Here? is the culmination of that research and that journey. My second book – Where Are We Going? Human Nature and the Struggle for our Democracy – addresses the future and asks the question whether our evolved hybrid human nature is compatible with an egalitarian democracy. Will our fragile democracy prevail over the ascending forces of autocracy? Please find out more about Why Are We Here? and Where Are We Going at www.brucerogersbrodie.com or follow us on facebook Bruce Brodie or Why Are We Here? or Where Are We Going?
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