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Madeline Zech Ruiz discusses the reception to her book on urology
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“The feedback has been very positive from both physicians and patients,” author Madeline Zech Ruiz says of her book “I Married a Urologist.”
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In this video, Madeline Zech Ruiz discusses how readers—both physicians and non-physicians—have responded to her book “I Married a Urologist.”
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