Reads tagged with “health”
Digesting the Most Important Food Politics Book of the Past 50 Years
Up close and personal with a book whose highest aspiration is to one day be quaint.
Hidden Treasure: Ten Centuries of Rare Archival Images Visualizing the Body
What vintage nurse uniforms have to do with Darwin’s studies of animal emotions and Chinese war propaganda.
The Information Diet: A Case for Conscious Consumption
Why “information overload” is the wrong lens on the issue, or what sugar and fat have to do with Hollywood.
New Philanthropy: End Malaria and Boost Your Own Creative Process
Altruism by way of self-improvement, or what optimizing your workflow has to do with saving children.
The Internet Is My Religion: Jim Gilliam on the Divinity of the Web
Startups, spirituality and why connectedness is next to godliness.
The Human Body: What It Is and How It Works, in Vibrant Vintage Illustrations
“Two hearts could provide enough energy to drive a truck around the world in two years.”
The Art of Medicine: Mapping the Body in 2,000 Years of Images and Imagination
From ancient etchings to electron microscopes, or what aspirin has to do with visualizing consciousness.
Maira Kalman Illustrates Michael Pollan’s Iconic Food Rules
A diet your grandmother would approve, why boredom isn’t edible, and what peas have to do with time travel.
5 Must-Read Books by TED Global Speakers, Part 2
From life before birth to living with death, or what marine life has to do with global equality.
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