Nov. 3, 2026Tuesday bookspatient careThe DO book club Puzzling cases The DO Book Club, Nov. 2026: ‘The Mystery in the Room: A Physician’s Journey Treating Patients with Rare Diseases’ Rheumatologist Chuck Radis, DO, is an expert in diagnosing mysterious maladies. In his latest book, he gives us a bird’s-eye view of the diagnostic process. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
Oct. 20, 2026Tuesday bookschildrenThe DO book club Teaching growing minds The DO Book Club, Oct. 2026: Great children’s books about health and medicine Whether you are interested in helping a child work through big feelings, think critically about screen time or become comfortable with the process of receiving medical care, these books offer something for everyone. The DO Book Club By Alexa Wilkerson
Sept. 23, 2026Wednesday booksleadershipThe DO book club Building confidence The DO Book Club, Sept. 2026: ‘Let Me Lead: Escaping The Experience Bias And Excelling As An Early-Career Professional’ Seger Morris, DO, MBA, draws from his own experience to share insights on physician leadership, building teams, mentorship and more. The DO Book Club By Stephanie Lee, DO, MS
Aug. 25, 2026Tuesday booksThe DO book club Healing and memory The DO Book Club, Aug. 2026: ‘A Month in the Country’ “The novella is an essential study of history, art, religion and the enduring trauma of World War I, making it compulsory reading for both academic analysis and personal edification,” writes Tim Barreiro, DO. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
July 24, 2026Friday booksThe DO book club Toes in the sand The DO Book Club, July 2026: Summer beach reads with a medical twist The DO staff and Book Club writers have pulled together our top suggestions for summer beach reads—ranging from nonfiction to memoir to science fiction, there is something for everyone, and each selection has a medical component. The DO Book Club By Alexa Wilkerson
June 15, 2026Monday African-American doctorsbooksThe DO book club A storied life The DO Book Club, June 2026: ‘The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon’ In a new autobiography, civil rights activist and AOA Past President William Anderson, DO, enthralls readers with the rich tapestry of a life fought for and masterfully lived. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
May 1, 2026Friday booksburnoutphysician burnoutThe DO book club Mental Health Month The DO Book Club, May 2026: ‘Stop Physician Burnout’ and ‘Moral Injury’ These two books are helpful tools as you navigate being both a physician and a human being, and they will provide you with ways to start your healing process, writes Joan Naidorf, DO. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
April 21, 2026Tuesday mental healthmental illnesspsychiatry Mental health The DO Book Club, April 2026: ‘Strangers to Ourselves: Unsettled Minds and the Stories That Make Us’ Author Rachel Aviv explores the stories we tell ourselves and others about mental illness and how these stories can shape the course of the illness. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
March 13, 2026Friday booksThe DO book clubveterans Life stories The DO Book Club, March 2026: ‘Passages: A Voyage from War to Peace’ This novel explores the dual journeys of a troubled Vietnam War veteran re-entering stateside life and the young Greek psychiatrist who emigrates to the U.S. and treats him over the course of several years. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
Feb. 10, 2026Tuesday Black History MonthDO & student voicesThe DO book club Black History Month The DO Book Club, Feb. 2026: ‘Blacks in Osteopathic Medicine: An Idea Whose Time Has Come’ In her book, Darnita Anderson Hill, DO, expands on the contributions Black DOs have made to osteopathic medicine. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO