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Spring/Summer 2019
Hopkins Reader
Haunted Pasts
In his debut novel, Shirtless Men Drink Free, Dwaine Rieves has produced a compelling narrative that mostly is set in in the tumult of a fictional 2004 Georgia gubernatorial campaign yet also moves back and forth through time, providing foreshadowing of the characters’ later lives.
Shirtless Men Drink Free
Dwaine Rieves, M.D.
Leapfolio (2019)
As editor of the highly readable Spinal Tumor Surgery: A Case-Based Approach, Daniel Sciubba has enlisted 64 contributors to provide detailed descriptions of the indications that an operation is required, treatment goals, operative techniques and biomechanical considerations.
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Spinal Tumor Surgery: A Case-Based Approach
Daniel M. Sciubba, M.D., Editor
Springer (2019)
When it comes to medical genetics, Krishna Dronamraju (fellow, medical genetics, 1965) literally was present at its creation. He worked with Victor McKusick ’46, considered the father of the field, on McKusick’s early studies of inherited disorders among the Amish of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
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A Century of Geneticists: Mutation to Medicine
Krishna Dronamraju, Ph.D.
CRC Press (2019)
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