Sociology Education

Home is where the heart is and this is the reason why home care succeeds in managing patients' diseases. Most people would get uncomfortable in the hospital, and some would even be afraid of it. Children who hate seeing nurses and doctors may be resistant to treatments, while the elderly may feel weaker when they are in the hospital. The advantage of having the care at home is the presence of your family, the comfort that your home provides, and the environment that you are so familiar with. This book will walk you through the essentials of home caring.

It took two full years of extreme pain and fatigue, and multiple trips to specialists, before I recognized the cause of my migraines. Don't go another day suffering! Find out how you can stop them for good. Learn what your doctor isn't telling you.

Get the main key insights from this summary of Michael Lewis’ The Premonition in just a short listen.

No time to read/listen to the original book? Get the main key insights from Summary of Don Lemon’s This Is the Fire in 23 minutes or less. Throughout history, Black people have been marginalized, treated as slaves, and stripped of their most basic rights.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a summary and analysis of the book and not the original book. Author and physician Atul Gawande analyzes the diverse and problematic landscape of end-of-life care. By providing examples of the good and bad, Gawande shows that we as a society can do much better for the elderly and dying.

Please note: This is a summary and analysis of the book and not the original book. Renowned professor of psychology Jordan B. Peterson draws from science, tradition, and his varied clinical experience to explain what it takes to live a rich, meaningful life in his book, 12 Rules for Life. In this enthralling title, Jordan Peterson distills life’s most important lessons into 12 digestible rules that anyone can use to better their life and the lives of the people around them.

This is a summary and analysis of Unconventional Medicine, author and alternative medicine expert Chris Kresser’s call to action for revolutionizing a health care industry that is corrupt, dysfunctional, and unequipped to properly address the chronic disease epidemic.

Please note: This is a summary, analysis and review of the book and not the original book. In his controversial book, Tripping Over the Truth, Travis Christofferson provides detailed and significant evidence that we have been looking at cancer all wrong for a very long time. This Sumoreads summary and analysis offers supplementary material to Tripping Over the Truth to help you distill the key takeaways, review the book's content, and further understand the writing style and overall themes from an editorial perspective.

When we think about viruses, we think about diseases such as the flu. For the most part, the flu comes and goes—the body is able to fight it. For some, it can be deadly. There are of course more dangerous viruses out there such as Ebola that in some cases kills 90 percent of those infected. In today's world, viruses can spread very quickly and it's for this reason we must be vigilant. Carl Zimmer in his book A Planet of Viruses discusses what viruses are and why they are so hard to eradicate. He also explains how not all viruses are bad and are, in fact, vital to our survival. Enjoy!