Headstrong by JoAnne Silver Jones is a memoir of the author's recovery following a random assault that resulted in a traumatic brain injury. On her way to stay with her daughter to witness the inauguration of the United States' first black president, Jones takes a...

Are you are considering a career in the healthcare profession but you are unsure which path to take? Healthcare Heroes by Mary Choy and Michele B. Kaufman will give you a brutally honest glimpse into the core fundamentals of what it takes, not only educationally...

Habits For Nurses: An Injection Of Simplicity In A Stat World is a work of non-fiction in the guidebook and advice sub-genres and was penned by author Beau Salts, RN B.S. Written as the first book in the Nurse Success Series, this concise but highly...

How A Nursing Home Works is a work of non-fiction focusing on real social care procedures and what to expect and was penned by author Peter D. Busacca. As its title suggests, the book approaches all aspects of how modern day nursing homes are run,...

Heartbroken: Grief and Hope inside the Opioid Crisis is written by Ellen Krohne, Diana Cuddeback and Matthew Ellis—three highly experienced and articulate US health and social professionals whose intention is to “… inform the reader as a starting place for healing.” The main core of...

Herbal Medicine Natural Remedies (Your Guide To Healing Common Ailments With 100 Herbal Remedies) by Esther Rhema is a very useful and handy manual that educates readers on natural herbal remedies that their grandmothers used when their families fell sick instead of seeking a physician's...

How's Your Prostate? A Cancer Survivor's Candid Journey by Kenneth Michaels is a non-fiction medical book on Kenneth’s own experiences with having prostate cancer. In this book, Kenneth has written about his own experiences as a man in his sixties who was diagnosed with prostate...

In the introduction to H.O.P.E. for the Alzheimer’s Journey: Help, Organization, Preparation, and Education for the Road Ahead, Carol B. Amos states: “My brothers and I were devastated when our mother began displaying signs of Alzheimer's disease, also referred to as Alzheimer's. We became part...

Hundred Percent Chance: A Memoir by Robert K. Brown is a meld of coming-of-age and an inspiring journey with cancer. Robert was diagnosed with leukemia when he was twenty and studying abroad. In this memoir, the author documents his journey towards healing, navigating the rugged...

“Americans will always do the right thing in the end, but only after exhausting all other possibilities.” This humorous but perceptive quote from Winston Churchill introduces a deeply intriguing and timely proposal for universal healthcare in the U.S. as outlined by Edward C. Eichhorn Jr....