Recs if you like The Gene: An Intimate History...

microhistory: the intensive historical investigation of a well defined smaller unit of research (such as an event, community, individual or a settlement); it aspires to "ask large questions in small places"

and you want to be more well-read for your job. A mix of books about health, science, and inequity as we play a part in the next generation of doctors

The perfect biology book blends informative science and an interesting writing style. This ideal blend is hard to find and I’m thankful every time. I hope you like these, too!

Microhistories and niche non-fiction to make you go… huh?

Suggestions welcome

Non-fiction books about health and how our body works, from anatomy to mental health, from healing to studying medicine. 😷 [Note: Some of these books might be controversial or resonate with some more than with others. Pick and choose what works for YOU. :)] Recommendations welcome

Culture, biology, psychology, history. What makes us HUMAN?

Popular science that broadens your understanding of the complex world of biology.

Recommend reading for a course I'm taking that also makes a neat list for Pagebound nerds. For those interested in this topic also check out a similar list by j.bateman. Consider yourself a mini expert if you've completed both lists ;) fool proof way to dominate dinner table conversations!

From The Four Humors to Chemotherapy.