Someone Else’s Problem examines how medicine shifts unresolved burdens onto patients and clinicians when institutions complete procedures without fulfilling the obligations those procedures are meant to serve.
*Doctor Not Guilty* is a powerful memoir exposing the unjust criminalization of physicians’ medical decisions, highlighting one doctor’s harrowing journey to defend truth, integrity, and compassionate care against prosecutorial overreach.
Doctor Do, Doctor Don’t is a straight‑talking guide that helps medical students and residents navigate pay, practice models, and career pitfalls so they can protect their autonomy and design a medical career on purpose instead of by default.
College students facing their first illness, accident or anxiety on their own flip flop between scared kid and confident adult. The Ultimate College Student Health Handbook offers practical, evidence-based medical info (& a healthy dose of humor) to help students help themselves.
The Moral Geography of Power explores five remarkable historical stories to reveal how the true measure of leadership lies not only in the decisions leaders make, but in the human lives that bear their consequences.
Thoughtful, humane, and grounded in everyday clinical experience, What Doctors See offers an inside view of modern medicine for physicians, health professionals, patients, caregivers, and anyone interested in the human side of health care.
An insiders guide to the physical, psychological and financial impact of a cancer diagnosis.
This book provides an overview of Modern Low Dose Rate (LDR) Brachytherapy for treatment of localized prostate cancer.
What Really Matters explains why and how we are meant to engage with others and improve their lives.
The Corner Drugstore explores how America’s pharmacies—once trusted community health anchors—are disappearing under economic and corporate pressures, threatening access to care, public health, and the promise of local, human-centered medicine.
A heart-centered guide for physicians and professionals alike, offering a transformative roadmap to break free from societal expectations and reclaim a life of authentic joy, purpose, and radiant potential.
When a car accident left Dr Olivia Ong paralyzed, she was told she would never walk again – Back on My Feet tells the extraordinary story of how she defied the odds and transformed the way she understands healing.
Caring for aging parents while raising a family can leave you wondering what’s wrong with you. A psychiatrist suggests asking a different question.
Dr. Lara Barbir, Psy.D. specializes in trauma-informed insights on nervous system regulation, reparenting, and emotional security to help adults, parents, and clinicians move from insight to embodied change.
The Dusty Muffins™ podcast: three menopause specialists sharing real talk, science, and stories about perimenopause, menopause, and midlife—educating, empowering, and laughing along the way.
Owen Scott Muir, MD is the most engaging speaker in mental health.
