Discover the trailblazing journey of Dr. Sneh Bhargava, the first and only woman to lead AIIMS, in ‘THE WOMAN WHO RAN AIIMS: The Memoirs of a Medical Pioneer’. This captivating memoir recounts her pioneering career as one of India’s first female radiologists and her pivotal role in modernizing medical diagnostics. Relive the dramatic day Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was brought to AIIMS following an assassination attempt, and learn how Dr. Bhargava championed the introduction of the CT scanner to India. From mysterious radium needle disappearances to groundbreaking diagnoses, her stories offer a unique glimpse into post-Independence Indian medicine. A testament to a life of service and medical innovation, this book is a must-read for enthusiasts of medical history and inspiring biographies.