In addition to this apocalyptic novel, our new books columnist, Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA, also reviews Physician Leadership by Karen J. Nichols, DO, and Mortal Lessons by Richard Selzer, MD.
The DO searched the internet and found 10 great gift ideas, ranging from personalized doctor bobbleheads to a home foot spa and a thought-provoking memoir.
Although despair and hope are diametrically opposed, readers of this Pulitzer Prize-winning book are somehow left feeling both.
Although outdated, the anonymously written novel offers a candid look at medical training that many in medicine will relate to.
The general population is happiest in Utah, Minnesota and Hawaii, and least happy in West Virginia and Arkansas, according to WalletHub.
Anne Boyer’s Pulitzer Prize winning memoir of her breast cancer treatment offers a glimpse into the suffering and isolation experienced by many patients.
Carol Novello shares incredible stories that illustrate how animal companionship can benefit the mind, body, and spirit.
Some families have a multigenerational legacy like medicine or a family recipe. My family’s legacy is autoimmune disease.