The Sackler family and OxyContin; Keefe's dynasty of the opioid crisis.
The woman whose cells, taken without consent in 1951, are still alive in every lab.
Matthew Walker on what eight hours do and what six hours cost.
A neurosurgeon diagnosed with lung cancer at 36 writes about it until he cannot.
Van der Kolk on trauma living in the body and how it heals; years on the bestseller list.
Mukherjee's intimate history of heredity, from Mendel's peas to CRISPR.
A biography of cancer from ancient Egypt to gene therapy; Mukherjee's Pulitzer.
Atul Gawande on what medicine gets wrong about dying, and what a good end looks like.
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