Physician Blog -- Kate Scannell, MD

Torrential rains pour into Thalburg Canyon, California. Flooding ensues, and a universal human drama unfolds as the interconnected stories of the canyon residents are acted out on center stage.

The author begins her medical career as a young physician caring for people who are dying with AIDS during the 1980s.

A Soldier's Story—World War II and the Battle at Sessenheim, France, offers a gripping personal account of one soldier's combat experiences on the bloody battlefields of France and Germany during the months preceding the Allies' 1945 victory in Europe.

Journalist Rebecca Skloot’s new book is a gripping read that embodies all abstractions about research ethics in a compelling tale about Henrietta Lacks – a woman whose microscopic cancerous cells shook the world’s medical establishment in 1951.

Since 2000 -- Syndicated medical opinion columns about the sociopolitical and ethical dimensions of American health care.

Essays about medical practice, physician writing, and bioethics.

DVD -- Journey by Heart -- an engaging and intimate view of Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay.