Pulse is a haunting, urgent novel about medicine, memory, and resistance in an age of algorithmic certainty. In a hospital run by Diagnostika—an AI system trusted to diagnose, triage, and treat—one medical student begins to notice the cracks. Patients misdiagnosed. Lives lost. Human judgment erased in favor of machine confidence scores. As the system smooths away complexity, a quiet rebellion begins: a hidden archive of overrides, whispered stories, and paper records that refuse to be forgotten. From the sterile corridors of St. Genex to the underground clinic known only as Pulse, this is the story of a network of clinicians, nurses, and patients who fight to restore humanity to healthcare. Told through vivid scenes, ethical debates, and the slow unraveling of institutional silence, Pulse explores what it means to care in a world that values efficiency over empathy. Perfect for readers of Never Let Me Go , The Memory Police , and The Overstory , Pulse is a literary medical thriller, a manifesto for human dignity, and a testament to the power of listening.