Below are just a few of the books on the long list of new non-fiction titles to hit our shelves. Be sure to stop by the NEW BOOKS display on the 4th floor where the latest are featured.
- Chasing my cure : a doctor’s race to turn hope into action : a memoir / David Fajgenbaum.
- Caring for equality : a history of African American health and healthcare / David McBride.
- Plagues and the paradox of progress : why the world Is getting healthier in worrisome ways
- How the brain lost its mind : sex, hysteria, and the riddle of mental illness
- Polio : the odyssey of eradication / Thomas Abraham.
- Formerly known as food : how the industrial food system is changing our minds, bodies, and culture
- The racial divide in American medicine : Black physicians and the struggle for justice in health care
- The reality bubble / Ziya Tong
As always, if there’s a book we don’t have that you think we should own, please do let us know by recommending a purchase.
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