Flight risk : the highs and lows of life as a Heathrow airport doctor

An Exhilarating Insight Into The Life Of A Doctor At Heathrow Airport, Where The Truth Is Often Stranger Than Fiction. For Over A Decade, Stephanie Green Was A Doctor On-call For One Of The World's Busiest Airports, Confronting Dramatic, Bizarre And Sometimes Heart-breaking Situations. During Her 24-hour Shifts At Heathrow, Dr Green Had To Be Ready For Anything: From Finding An Abandoned Suitcase Leaking Blood Onto The Carousel, To Discovering A Man Smuggling Heroin In A Corset. It's A Job That Brought Her Into Contact With All Walks Of Life; Her Patients Included Drug Mules And Fugitives, Schizophrenics And Stowaways, Refugees And Tourists. And With The Threats Of A Nerve Agent Poisoning Or A Level Four Viral Epidemic Always In The Back Of Her Mind, Dr Green Found Herself On The Frontline Where The Decisions Are Made About Who - Or What - Was Allowed To Leave The Airport's Borders. The Heathrow Doctor Reveals The Thrilling Drama That Takes Place Behind-the-scenes Of An Airport And What Is Needed To Make Critical Decisions In This Hidden No-man's Land Of Geopolitics, Terror, Tragedy And Medicine. *previously Published As 'flight Risk'.