Whole Person Collection & Leisure Reading Collection

Dr. Mutter founded the museum of medical oddities, and Aptowicz chronicles the ways Mutter's discoveries revolutionized American surgery.

Searls brings back unpublished letters and diaries written by psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach, who experimented with probing the human mind.

Raffel shares the story of Couney's beginnings with a carnival career into a doctor revolutionizing neonatal care.

Unger's biography helps to place Benjamin rush as the Founding Father of modern American medical care.

Henry Marsh, a neurosurgeon, shares the stories of fellow surgeons and their battle with medical triumphs and disasters.

This shares the story of Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes, and how she scammed investors, FDA officials, the medical community, and the American people.

This biography shares the tale of the race to cure Rh disease, and the lives that become intertwined in the process.

This biography explores the astonishing legacy left behind by the women working in radium-dial factories during World War I.

Fitzharris shares the world of surgery during the nineteenth-century.

Author Glynn shares the story of Takashi Nagai, a professor of radiology, who is a survivor of the atomic bombing, and his spiritual journey.

This is the story of how a woman's cells being taken without her knowledge became one of the most important tools in medicine.

The biography of cancer starts from its origins to the struggle to cure and control it.

This biography shares the voices of third-year students as they transition from university to dealing with real people and their medical needs.

This biography traces the life of Farmer, who led a mission to provide medical care to countries with the most vulnerable populations, including Haiti, Peru, Cuba, and Russia.