Lose Weight? Exercise More? I Don’t Think So! by Kristen Carter could well be the refrain from all of us when faced with the doctor’s inevitable advice. The purpose of this book is to demystify that famous advice from doctors the world over – “you...

Why Doctors Need To Be Leaders: A Call To Action Amidst The Evolving Complexities of Healthcare by Dr. Atif Zafar is an engaging book that gives insights to medical students, residents, fellows, and physicians to make them aware of the responsibilities and complexities of modern...

There is nothing wrong in having a problem with depression or a mental disorder. Release The Pressure: Overly Stressed & Depressed by Amy Raines is an insightful book that speaks about mental disorder and depression and the stigmas, clichés, and taboos attached to it. The...

Heartbroken: Grief and Hope inside the Opioid Crisis is written by Ellen Krohne, Diana Cuddeback and Matthew Ellis—three highly experienced and articulate US health and social professionals whose intention is to “… inform the reader as a starting place for healing.” The main core of...

Cruel Tricks of the Heart by Cheeba Jonez takes the reader through five different mental health afflictions: depression, anxiety, addiction, self-harm, and suicide. The author reveals to us early on that he has suffered from a mental health condition since childhood. Not only did the...

Life And Death Behind The Brick And Razor Code-Red Diamond by Isaac Alexis is a very informative book that parents must read if they have teenagers or children just starting middle or high school. The book is about his work in correctional medical facilities and...

Everyday tasks are challenging but, for many, the company of coffee can make it engaging and entertaining. Coffee is said to be the most consumed beverage in the workplace. In Trouble With Coffee: 4 Steps for Controlling Consumption in the Workplace by Giannis Athanasiou focuses...

Anything But Pink: On Becoming a Cancer Survivor by Renée and Ron Keel is a candid and profound memoir detailing the journey following a breast cancer diagnosis. In December 2016, Renée Keel was diagnosed with a type of breast cancer known as Invasive Ductal Carcinoma...

My Story Isn't Over by Natasha Simon is her autobiography as she recounts her mental illnesses and moves in her life, conquering one thing at a time. Divided into 2 parts, the author shares her stories, her worries and her successes in small chapters that...

The stark realities of the Forgotten and Ignored Vietnam War Veterans are expertly exposed by Dr. Robert L. McHenry in this explosive book. The wide-spread use of Agent Orange all over Southeast Asia is a dark secret, even today. Dr. McHenry was exposed to Agent...