Cancer That Spreads Between Bodies
A discovery of the first known transmissible cancer in freshwater catfish opens onto the deeper science of how tumors arise, mutate, and occasionally move between hosts.
Optimized for books about Understanding how contagious cancers emerge and spread in wildlife and what they reveal about cancer biology and disease ecology..
SpilloverDavid QuammenExplains animal-to-human spillover and pathogen ecology, useful for readers comparing transmissible cancer spread to...Shelf signal: Contagious Diseases
For Blood and MoneyNathan VardiNarrative of biomedical discovery and drug development that helps readers grasp scientific investigation and response...Shelf signal: Pharma & Biotech Industry
What a Fish KnowsJonathan BalcombeOffers accessible science about fish cognition and biology to ground understanding of host ecology and behavior...Shelf signal: Fish & Amphibian Biology
The Philadelphia ChromosomeJessica Wapner, Robert A. WeinbergA focused account of a pivotal genetic discovery that helps readers connect cellular mutations to population-level...Shelf signal: Leukemia & Lymphoma
Breath From SaltBijal P. TrivediProfiles scientific and patient stories about genetic disease research, useful for appreciating research pipelines and...Shelf signal: Genetic Disorders