context: Oliver Wolf Sacks (9 July 1933 London, United Kingdom - 30 August 2015 New York, United States [1]) was a professor of neurology known for popularizing his discipline. He wrote clinical case reports in an easy-to-understand, sometimes almost anecdotal style, but without sacrificing science. Sacks was able to see the neurological symptoms in human light and write them vividly. He sought to "humanize" modern medicine by exploring the fate of each individual behind each disease and questioning the so-called. the boundaries between normality and disease.
question: Where did Oliver Wolf Sacks die?
answers.text: New York, United States