Book Recommendation Requests > Alyssa’s Request

she said: " This is a fascinating book about cervical cancer and the woman whose cells made most of the research possible, part biography, part science and it includes quite a few insights in medical ethics. If you enjoy non fiction, try it. If you go to my profile, I read quite a bit of non fiction and you'll pick it up on my shelves. Feel free to browse. This is a fascinating book about cervical cancer and the woman whose cells made most of the research possible, part biography, part science and it includes quite a few insights in medical ethics. If you enjoy non fiction, try it. If you go to my profile, I read quite a bit of non fiction and you'll pick it up on my shelves. Feel free to browse. ...more "

she said: " Oliver Sacks' stories of neurological patients may cause you to question what is truly "normal". His humanistic voice is important in a clinical world that dehumanizes the individual. Oliver Sacks' stories of neurological patients may cause you to question what is truly "normal". His humanistic voice is important in a clinical world that dehumanizes the individual. ...more "