Roald Dahl is best remembered as an author of children’s books, particularly for works like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda. His stories have sold more than 250 million copies around the globe.
But Dahl was much more than a storyteller – he also helped invent a medical device that has been used on nearly 3,000 children worldwide, according to an interview with his daughter, Ophelia, published this month in The New Yorker.
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