Books tagged: medical history

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Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial    by Stephen Davis
Price: Free! 89400 words. Published on October 3, 2010. .

"WRONGFUL DEATH: The AIDS Trial" is the true story of how government lies and incompetence, gross medical malpractice, and unbridled greed by a drug company cost 300,000 American lives in just ten years. "It reads like a cross between a John Grisham thriller and an informative scientific treatise on AIDS." - D.D. Steele, Attorney, California. "A legitimate page-turner." - Dr. Harvey Bialy, Mexico
The Body is the Hero    by Ronald J. Glasser
Price: $9.99 USD. 88960 words. Published on March 4, 2012. .

This is the amazing story of what happens when the immune system goes haywire. Reading like a scientific thriller, the book intertwines science with history to describe the discoveries and flashes of brilliance of men such as Semmelweise and Pasteur, and the modern-day struggles of doctors and researchers to pry out why the immune system saves one person and kills another. The book also recounts a
A Wander in Vetland    by John Hicks
Price: $4.99 USD. 74430 words. Published on May 1, 2012. .

John Hicks is an English trained vet who has spent much of his working life in New Zealand. A Wander in Vetland is an insider’s look at his changing profession. Hicks's lively tales frequently draw the reader into the more curious aspects of medical and veterinary history. For those who want to discover what use eunuchs made of goose quills, or how Italian women seduced their lovers, read on...