I’m very happy to report that the audio version of my book, Rebel Health, is now available from Libro.fm, Chirp, and Audiobooks.com. It is narrated by Kim Niemi, whose voice has been described as “soothing, soulful, and powerful.” I love the samples the publisher chose (click on the links above to play them). Here’s the […]
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Rebel Health in the News
It’s been a fantastic six weeks since the release of my book, Rebel Health, and I thought I’d take a moment to gather up the press clips and podcasts that have appeared so far. Articles: Podcasts: If you have a favorite podcast that you think I should pitch, please drop it in the comments below! […]
Rebel Health
My book, Rebel Health: A Field Guide to the Patient-Led Revolution in Medical Care, is out in the world! You can pick up a copy at your favorite local bookstore (mine is Politics & Prose) or order it from Barnes & Noble, Amazon, or another online retailer. Thank you for being part of this journey! I use this blog […]
Wow! How? Patient Data Rights
Until relatively recently, people living with diabetes were shut out of conversations about improving the devices that keep them alive. Device manufacturers saw clinicians as their customers, not patients, and nobody was asking them to change that stance, including the FDA. Patients and their loved ones were grateful to have insulin pumps and continuous glucose […]
Public Q&A: Rare Disease and Rebel Health
The Global Genes RARE Advocacy Summit in September 2023 provided a forum for me to talk, for the first time, about my upcoming book and how rare disease communities have been a key part of my professional life. Here’s a set of questions that Sravanthi Meka of Global Genes asked me in advance of the meeting: […]
Books I read while writing Rebel Health
While writing my upcoming book, Rebel Health, I dove into the history of innovation and of the patient-led scientific revolution. I read the daring adventures of caregivers, survivors, and patients who pushed the edges of what is possible in medicine. I learned about clinicians’ and researchers’ perspectives on the changes happening in health care. And […]
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