Healthcare Book Recommendations ?
I'll start:
1. The Pharmagellan Guide. Very practical and useful
2. Pick an introductory book to Molecular Biology. I'm serious
3. Bottle of Lies (cliche-ish?)
4. Bad Blood (cliche)
5. Anything that can boost your knowledge, but a light read?
Don't recommend:
1. The billion dollar molecule. The book was a bit verbose IMO
2. The Cure. It was a good story, but don't really help me understand the industry whatsoever
(1) Healthcare handbook. It’s written by a Wash U professor and provides an overview of US healthcare system in ~200 pgs. I haven’t read it yet but it’s on my nightstand.
(2) Emperor of all maladies. It’s a book on the history of cancer treatment (sounds dry but it’s pretty interesting)