Teri Davis shares her own detailed journey in Caught in the (Balancing) Act, offering a close look at what it’s like to navigate the unpredictable realities of an autoimmune illness and permanent nerve damage. The author walks us through her transition from being completely self-sufficient...

Kids and COVID by Dr. Elizabeth Mumper, MD, examines how pandemic policy affected children by asking who should decide what medical risks a child takes. Mumper argues that COVID vaccination recommendations should account for age because healthy children faced a low risk of the virus....

Medicare Made Simple 2026 by Margaret Whitfield explains how someone approaching Medicare can turn an unfamiliar system into decisions based on their circumstances. Whitfield begins with the enrollment date that determines when coverage should start, then shows how that date affects the path a reader...

In From Rollercoasters to Carousels, Gigi Khonyongwa-Fernandez turns her experience as the mother of Alejandro, born at twenty-four weeks after the loss of his twin, into a medical self-help memoir for parents affected by neonatal intensive treatment. Alejandro spends nearly six months in a London...

Short Stories I Hope You Will Enjoy is the second book in Peter Joseph Hickson's Amusing, Tragic, Educational series. It is a collection of stories about the author's experiences working in nursing and healthcare environments, primarily in Australia. Hickson delves into stories about dead body...

Hidden Medicine is a remarkable and coherent account of a psychiatrist and devout Christian who combines medicine and spirituality. This extraordinary doctor is Thomas McCormack, a faith-driven American who, after graduating in medicine and specializing in psychiatry, decided to treat mental illnesses through a method...

That Will Never Do! by Ralph V. Clayman, MD, is a thoughtful medical memoir that explores the unique career of a surgeon whose ultimate goal was actually to make traditional incisions obsolete. Shaped by a demanding childhood and a constant search for his father’s approval,...

In Looking Past Dementia, Marysue Moses gives us a refreshing, strengths-based look at how to care for people living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of cognitive decline. It carefully explores a health journey that so many people misunderstand. The book shows readers practical ways to...

The people you spend the most time with may be influencing you more than you realize. This idea is explored in The Principle of The Five Chairs by Phil Graffoe. Using the concept of individuals sitting in metaphorical chairs, the guide helps readers understand the...

Held in the Vanishing by Ti Mougne is a memoir about a dutiful daughter who becomes her parents' caregiver. In this book, Mougne talks about the wonderful, unpleasant, draining, and heart-wrenching moments she, her husband, and her son experienced while living with her parents. Mougne...