• 5 Doody’s Book Reviews You Should Read: Resident Preparation & Well-Being

    Specialty Profile

    The final installment in our 2025-26 Doody’s Special Topics List series addresses resident preparation and well-being. This curated collection brings together foundational and practical resources for medical residents and trainees, in addition to educators and leaders committed to developing competent, resilient, and compassionate physicians.   The list spans essential survival guides for residency alongside evidence-based resources on clinical communication, […]

  • DSTL List Selector Profile: Deirdre Caparoso, MLIS 

    LBA Profile/CaseStudy

    Deirdre Caparoso, MLIS Assistant Professor, Outreach and Community Engagement Librarian University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center  Editor’s note: This month, we are celebrating Deirdre Caparoso, whoc served as a List Selector for the LGBTQ+ Health DSTL in 2025. Thank you, Deirdre!  Provide a brief description of your library and its services, and your role within it.  […]

  • Expert Reviewer Profile: Arthur Chang, MD 

    Editorial Review Group Chair

    Arthur Chang, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Nebraska Medical Center Associate Medical Director of Hospital Epidemiology, Children’s Nebraska   Dr. Arthur Chang has served as a Doody’s book reviewer since 2024. In his tenure, he has reviewed six books in infectious disease under the direction of Editorial Review Group Chair Dr. Marvin Bittner. Dr. Chang has covered titles at the intersection of […]

  • Expert Reviewer Profile: Bridget Murphy, MD 

    Editorial Review Group Chair

    Bridget Murphy, MD Sports Medicine Fellow TriHealth (Ohio)  Dr. Bridget Murphy has served as a Doody’s book reviewer since 2023. In her tenure, she has reviewed seven books in sports medicine under the direction of Editorial Review Group Chair Dr. Craig Young. Dr. Murphy has covered titles at the intersection of sports medicine and orthopedics, sex and gender, athletic training, […]

  • DSTL List Selector Profile: Jamie Conklin, MLIS

    LBA Profile/CaseStudy

    Jamie Conklin, MLISHealth Sciences Librarian and Liaison to NursingUniversity of North Carolina – Chapel Hill  Editor’s note: This month, we are celebrating Jamie Conklin, who served as a List Selector for the Menopause & Perimenopausal Care DSTL in 2025. Thank you, Jamie!     Provide a brief description of your library and its services, and your role within it.  […]

  • Review Update: Cold Spring Harbor Protocols

    Featured Article

    Kelsey Sawyer, MS Health Sciences Librarian for Biomedical Research Support Brown University Library  This is an update of a review published in the 07/23 issue of Doody’s Collection Development Monthly. Cold Spring Harbor Protocols publishes research methods in molecular and cellular biology, including developmental biology, genetics, bioinformatics, protein science, computational biology, immunology, neuroscience, and imaging. CSH Protocols targets bench researchers in the life sciences. Since […]

  • Don’t miss Doody’s Core Titles 2026 

    Product Highlight

    Sponsored content The 23rd edition of Doody’s Core Titles is here! We are thrilled to bring you this updated version of the most authoritative book list in the health sciences. Covering all areas of medicine, nursing, allied health, basic sciences, and related disciplines, DCT 2026 makes comprehensive acquisition and deaccession decisions a breeze. Involving the voices of over […]

  • 5 Doody’s Book Reviews You Should Read: Pathology & Surgical Pathology 

    Specialty Profile

    Since our previous profile in 2015, we’ve received 579 pathology and surgical pathology titles from 20 different publishers. The books range from $25 to $575 with an average cost of $193.05.  Listed below are a handful of pathology and surgical pathology reviews we’d like to highlight from Doody’s Review Service. All of these titles appear on Doody’s Core Titles 2026 and have achieved noteworthy reviews.  Urologic Surgical Pathology, 4th Edition  “This extraordinary work continues to be a […]

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