A Publication of Humanities Tennessee

Blood Picture

Blood Picture

Blood Picture

Richard Nollan

University of Tennessee Press
187 pages
$45

“Diggs’s career spanned the Great Depression, World WarII, and the civil rights movement, and he pushed the limits of medicine and sicklecell research in times of turbulent social change. His life reveals the consciousness of the South as seen through the profession he admired and loved.”

–from the Publisher

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