Topic
Biology & Medicine
A focused shelf of free JJ University books connected to Biology & Medicine.

A witty journey through humanity's quest to understand, map, and eventually upgrade the human body from ancient dissections to modern prosthetics.

Everything you need to know about the biology, behavior, and ecological importance of bees.

An exposé of how fast food companies engineered their products to hack your brain chemistry and override your natural hunger signals.

A historical journey through biology's greatest discoveries, from early taxonomy and cell theory to Darwin's evolution and the molecular revolution of DNA.

A molecular-level tour of how your body works, from the 30 trillion cells that build you to the chemical signals that keep them coordinated.

A deep dive into how caffeine shaped empires, fueled capitalism, and turned billions of people into functional addicts who swear they just like the taste.

A critical examination of cancer as both a medical disease and a psychological trauma, exposing the cancer industrial complex and challenging how we understand, fear, and profit from this diagnosis.

A neuroscience-grounded exploration of why human existence feels so difficult, stripping away romanticism to reveal the biological machinery behind love, pain, memory, and identity.

The story of Charles Darwin's revolutionary theory of evolution, triggered by a fever-dream letter from a rival naturalist that forced him to finally publish his world-changing secret.

A poetic field guide exploring psychoactive substances through personal narrative, cultural context, and the altered states they produce.

A comprehensive history of male circumcision across civilizations, religions, and medical practice—and the modern movement questioning this ancient ritual.

The complete story of life on Earth, from the first cells in primordial goo to warm-blooded creatures with brains capable of thought.

A firsthand account of psychiatric institutionalization that exposes the arbitrary rules, power dynamics, and dehumanizing systems inside mental health facilities.

An exploration of plant life, from cellular biology to ecological significance in our world.

How plastic conquered the world and infiltrated our bodies, from wartime material to microplastics in human blood.

The story of how Purdue Pharma weaponized OxyContin to ignite America's opioid crisis, targeting vulnerable communities and profiting from mass addiction.

A sweeping chronological journey through humanity's quest to understand the natural world, from ancient Greek philosophers to microscopic life.

A no-BS guide to why modern life destroys your sleep and how circadian rhythms, caffeine addiction, and artificial light are keeping you perpetually exhausted.

Prologue: The Buzz PROLOGUE: THE BUZZ YOU NEVER FORGET the first hit.

The Survival Guide to Pregnancy, Babies, and What the Hell Happens Now by James Johnson Dedication To anyone who's ever stared at two pink lines and thought, "Oh, sh*t." You're not alone.

Every single thing you can see, touch, smell, or hear is made possible because of energy.

The history of Bayer, from synthetic dyes and aspirin to IG Farben, pharmaceuticals, and its acquisition of Monsanto.
