Published June, 2020
By Staff of the Harvard Crimson
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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Published December, 2018
By Tamara Duker Freuman
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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America's top digestive dietician shares her program to vanquish bloating in a groundbreaking book that will help readers see results in a week or less!

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Published September, 2018
By Catharine Arnold
Publisher: St Martin's Press
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Before AIDS or Ebola, there was the Spanish Flu - This narrative history marks the 100th anniversary of an epidemic that altered world history.

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Published September, 2018
By Janet Murnaghan
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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When her daughter desperately needed a lung transplant to survive, Janet Murnaghan rallied against the outdated restrictions in healthcare that would limit her daughter's options.

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Published July, 2018
By David Scadden and Michael D'Antonio
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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A doctor's riveting story of loss and hope in the world of cancer.

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Published July, 2018
By M. R. O'Connor
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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Published May, 2018
By Kate Rope
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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Expert, practical advice for complete mental and physical maternal health.

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Published March, 2018
By Daphne Merkin
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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"The first account to endeavor to tell the story of what it feels to suffer a lifetime's worth of clinical depression from the inside out and from a woman's point of view"--

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Published September, 2017
By Nicholas Kardaras
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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Presents the argument that technology is profoundly affecting the brains of children in a negative way.

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Published June, 2017
By Maia Szalavitz
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Rating:
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Unbroken Brain offers a radical and groundbreaking new perspective, arguing that addictions are learning disorders and shows how seeing the condition this way can untangle our current debates over treatment, prevention and policy. Addictive behaviors fall on a spectrum - and they can be a normal response to an extreme situation.

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