The Innerglow Effect    by Craig Robertson
Price: $0.99 USD. 59380 words. Published on January 10, 2010. .
A new antidepressant may cause patients to see themselves die but still live to tell the tale. Join a physician and a priest as they work to make sense of these bizarre reports. Can they understand what the Innerglow Effect means? If what they hear is real, the implications will change everyone's lives. Virtual immortality is just the beginnings of the implications they have to sort though.

Quantum Nanotechnology    by mark cater
Price: $9.99 USD. 42610 words. Published on January 12, 2010. .
Hidden for five years, author Mark Cater unveils this astounding work that is the accumulated reasearch of over twenty years of work!

Medicine Cup    by Bill Clem
Price: $3.99 USD. 33580 words. Published on January 15, 2010. .
Dorian Gray meets the medical thriller when RN Paul Grant discovers that peaceful Harbor View Nursing Home is not what it seems. His new employer has a dark secret, threatening Paul's very survival. His quest for the truth takes him from the picturesque countryside of Cutting, Vermont, all the way to the deepest reaches of the Amazon jungle. And in the end, he must confront the evil or perish.

A Quick Understanding on What Doctors Are Prescribing: Pharmacology for Everyday People & Finding Alternative Medications    by Arthur Wang
Price: $19.99 USD. 18730 words. Published on January 19, 2010. .
This book fills the gap between the general information you received from the pharmacist and technical information intended for the health professional. Now you can understand how drugs work in the body and identify the medicines prescribed by your doctors. It includes the 27 most common illnesses including the latest medication. It is easy for you and useful even for the pharmacology students.

How Socialized Health Care Will Radically Change America - Why Universal Health Care Will Create a Political Hegemony as In Sweden    by Jon Kallberg
Price: $5.90 USD. 22810 words. Published on February 12, 2010. .
A nationalized health care system is not the quick fix that its proponents claim. It is a vehicle for long-term political and economical influence and will change America in a more radical way than we can portray today. Kallberg addresses the myths about single payer universal health care by drawing comparisons with Sweden, which has one of the most comprehensive socialized health care systems.

From A Madman Only: A Rant and Modest Proposal on Health Care    by Max G. Bernard
Price: $0.99 USD. 2080 words. Published on March 17, 2010. .
The author proposes a bold three step plan: 1. Criminalize private health insurance. 2. Provide free comprehensive health care to every human being in the U.S. without enrollment, co-pays, deductibles, exclusions, or premiums. 3. Pay for it all out of general tax revenue. The insurance industry's worst nightmare, way beyond the mild proposals of "public option" or even "single payer."

Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story    by Shireen Jeejeebhoy
Price: $4.99 USD. 67180 words. Published on May 21, 2010. .
Judy Taylor relished her simple happy life. She had a loving husband, three young daughters, a beautiful suburban home. But after intestinal blood clots annihilated her guts, Judy faced starving to death in a cold Toronto hospital. The year was 1970. Judy lived two more decades without eating. "Lifeliner" is about her inspirational story from death to life, from ordinary woman to medical pioneer.

Miasms Cell-Elaborated (Pathological Expression of Miasms)    by Manish Vadanlal Doctor
Price: $9.99 USD. 4900 words. Published on June 18, 2010. .
Dr Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy described three chronic diseases as the root cause of all disease. Any disease, acute or chronic is because of underlying either of these diseases. Here it is an effort to explain these diseases in the light of understanding of general pathology.

Patch Pirates Sauerkraut    by Dean Derkson
Price: Free! 1230 words. Published on June 29, 2010. .
Sauerkraut!? I don't wanna try it. YOU try it. The Captain tries to get the crew to eat their medicine because it is good for them. Will the crew eat it? The Captain has to use trickery and his first mate to get the job done.