Fake Medicine is a relatively light read by Bradley McKay who is a qualified doctor from Australia. He provides insight on vaccinations (with COVID mentioned), chinese medicine, alternative medicine, weight loss methods, and more. McKay addresses widespread medical misinformation in our communities, making multiple references to how social media influencers

Adam Kay's 'This is Going to Hurt' provides insight on what it is like to work as a junior doctor in the UK. There is no need to have a scientific background to understand the medical terminologies used in this book. 'This is Going to

James Clear's book Atomic Habits primarily stems off Charles Duhigg's idea in Power of Habit with added details worded in a friendlier way for readers. Clear provides simple examples to help readers understand how to develop good habits, and how to remove bad habits. I will

Nicholas Taleb's Skin in the Game provides an interesting perspective of how we should approach risks. Doctors have 'skin in the game' because they risk their livelihoods if they provide bad medical advice. Further, being able to perform surgery is one indicator of showing medical ability.