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Because the characters are the central part, the audience has to fall deeply in love with them to be eager to be a part of their journey. That happened in Grey's Anatomy. The character development, the relationships, and the successes and failures in their careers and lives make this show extremely personal.

Grey's Anatomy is a comfort show. It's both familiar and surprising, and it has the means of cashing in on the world it has spent years and years cultivating. Despite being a constant, Grey's has also changed television for the better by consistently moving the bar in terms of inclusivity and representation.

Review. “The newest (2015) and the 41st edition of Gray's Anatomy is a mirror on the explosion of medical knowledge that has occurred over the past 8 years since the 40th edition was published… the 41st edition of Gray's Anatomy is the single most important text a radiologist should own.

Overall, “Grey's Anatomy” is a show that is worth watching. From shootings to plane crashes, the show never becomes dull. It's more than just a medical drama. More than just doctors saving lives.

Chicago Med beats Grey's Anatomy when it comes medical accuracy. As part of the "One Chicago" slate of shows on NBC, "Chicago Med" has followed the hectic lives of the docs and nurses at the fictional Chicago Gaffney Medical Center since 2015.

I'll recommend you to go for 'Gray's Anatomy for Students 3rd Edition', published by Elsevier Churchill Livingstone. The book has a very clear and colorful format and simplifies each and every topic for students making it really easy to understand.

As is the case with most shows, it's best to start at the beginning of Grey's, as Meredith Grey and her group of fellow interns are introduced to the crazy world of surgical residency (and, of course, Dr. Bailey).