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Small Doses of the Future

Part of the Science and Fiction Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-04253-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-04252-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Feb 12, 2014

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Locked In

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 3 –16

[This one is near and dear to my heart, as it was my first story published in Analog. It was also inspired by one of my first patients, an executive who suffered a devastating kind stroke referred to as Locked-In Syndrome, where the brain is essentially disconnected from the rest of the body,...
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Questioning the Tree

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 17 –31

[Here’s a story that quite obviously reflects my frustration with the growing trend of trying to diminish the role of the physician in medical care in favor of technology, rather than having technology augment the capabilities of the physician.]
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Freudian Slipstream

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 33 –44

[OK. This one’s just for fun…mostly. But it does take a look at a very serious problem we may face as our technology sends us further into space. I won’t say what, because that would spoil all the fun.]
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Done That, Never Been There

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 45 –94

[It’s tough to solve a case when you’re 240,000 miles from the scene of the crime. Nuff said.]
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Hiding from Nobel

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 95 –112

[How would it feel to know you’ve made the greatest medical breakthrough in history, but that you can’t tell anyone about it?]
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The Last Clone

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 113 –123

[Being an early adopter of technology is fun, but it’s not always the wisest decision.]
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If He Only Had a Brain

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 125 –142

[One of the questions Science Fiction has looked at time and again is how we will handle it when the line between man and machine starts to blur.]
LitStream

Once, on a Blue Moon

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 143 –160

[When all else fails…]
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And a Time to Every Purpose

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 161 –178

[Technology and knowledge have been slowly changing our perception of disability, but individuals living with disabilities still often struggle for equality. Here’s one future where the tides have turned.]
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The Invasion of Modern Medicine by Science Fiction

Aiken, Brad

Pages: 181 –193

[The allure of science fiction, like beauty, is in the eyes of the beholder. Yet, a glimpse beneath the surface of good science fiction is often a glimpse into the future of scientific discovery.]

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