Physician Blog -- Kate Scannell, MD

Medical Writer

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Biography

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Selected Works

Fiction -- "Flood Stage," a novel of interconnected stories by Kate Scannell (2010)
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.
Memoir, by Kate Scannell (1999)
The author begins her medical career as a young physician caring for people who are dying with AIDS during the 1980s.
Book Editing (2011)
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.
Book Reviews -- Examples
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.
Newspaper Columns
Since 2000 -- Syndicated medical opinion columns about the sociopolitical and ethical dimensions of American health care.
Medical Essays
Nonfiction, documentary, executive producer
DVD -- Journey by Heart -- an engaging and intimate view of Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay.