A fascinating book about neurology, which is the study of medical conditions of the brain and nervous system. The author…
A unique, thought-provoking book by renowned forensic anthropologist Sue Black, who is now a Baroness and peer in the House…
Medical memoirs have become very popular in recent years, perhaps encouraged by Adam Kay’s This Is Going to Hurt (which…
The contents of this book do not match the very creepy cover image. For a collection of real ghost stories,…
An unusual and entertaining memoir of an epidemiologist who worked for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). I…
Richard Shepherd’s first book, Unnatural Causes, was a brilliant read. The follow-up book is just as good, maybe even better.…
A collection of many real-life medical detective stories, this book is not as sensational as the title suggests. The main…
Are you drawn to medical memoirs? And prison memoirs too? Then this book is for you, as it’s about the…
Vaccination has saved millions, possibly billions, of lives. This fascinating book by Professor David Isaacs, a consultant paediatrician, tells the…
Intensive care. Critically ill patients are on the edge between life and death. They’ve been in an accident, or have…