I'm reading this book from the eighties that my dad gave to me (it was his first) because he thought I would be interested in it. It's about a hospital where one of the doctors does and she turns out to have an overdose of aspirin in her blood. I'm only half way through, so I have no idea who did it, but I am already pretty annoyed: the stated blood levels of the aspirin in her blood aren't nearly enough to kill her! At least not if they're using modern units, but book is annoyingly unclear about this, and just states milligrams. Not milligrams per something, when aspirin blood levels are supposed to be reported as mg/L.
That reminds me of someone who complained about a House episode where the mystery illness was... I think phosphate poisoning, which they said is on the very first page of their textbook.
