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...

Angus Cunningham's Twice Before Twelve is a memoir in which he describes how he notices swollen lymph nodes in his neck, aged nine, and starts treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma at Sydney Children’s Hospital. Remission lets him return to school, but the cancer comes back two...

The human brain is truly a wondrous creation. According to Wahid Antoine Baserini, the universe repeated the pattern of its origins when it developed life, and subsequently, our brains, here on Earth. In The Human Brain Has Eclipsed Its Creator, Baserini emphasizes that a failure...

Dale Zurawski’s The Travel Bitch: Bouncing Across the Globe on a Bipolar High really begins after an Amazon trip sends her back to childhood, in a home changed by her father’s death. Later, a bipolar diagnosis gives a name to the behavior that had already...

In The Birth Control Illusion: Reclaiming Hormones, Health, and Your Cycle, Tierra Duncan talks about how many women receive hormonal birth control before anyone explains how the menstrual cycle functions, or what hormonal changes may communicate about physical condition. Drawing from personal experience and clinical...

Trying to reach the top Health Care Professionals (HCPs) is posing increasing challenges for those marketing pharmaceutical products. Harshit Jain shares the solution in The Next Marketing: From Molecule to Mindset. He reminds readers that HCPs are not ordinary consumers swayed by marketing hype. They...

In The Medical Ethic: Medicine as a Social Science, Russell Noblett argues that modern medicine loses sight of its purpose when physicians begin believing that scientific explanation alone can define human illness. After entering medical school with years of philosophical study already shaping his thinking,...

Anette DeMattio’s Too Strong for Your Own Good: Success with Soul empowers readers on a soul-level rescue mission. Writing about her experiences of childhood trauma, six cancer diagnoses, and years of high-functioning burnout, the author delivers the AAA framework (Awaken, Alchemize, Ascend) that helps to...

The Braided Prescription by Dr. Beth Ricanati shares the journey of the physician from stress-induced chest pain to wellness through the use of the ancient Jewish ritual of making challah. The author uses this ritual to teach invaluable practices for healing and well-being, bringing together...

The Happy Healthy Revolution by Theresa Y. Wee, M.D., is a well-written book that aims to strengthen the family unit and guide readers toward improving their physical and emotional health. The author begins by writing about her background growing up in the 1960s and 1970s,...