As defined by Dr. Ian Williams (https://www.graphicmedicine.org/why-graphic-medicine/) , graphic medicine is:
"The intersection between the medium of comics and the discourse of healthcare."
Graphic medicine utilizes comics and illustrations to tell the stories of patients, illnesses, health, and healthcare. The use of graphic medicine can help convey information and can also increase physician empathy and understanding.
These print books can be found in the lower level (R) of the HSL and are all available to be checked out.
Aliceheimer's
The Bad Doctor
The Body Factory
Braincomix
Camouflage: the hidden lives of autistic women
Catalogue Baby
Clinical Ethics
Couch Fiction
Dear Scarlet
Dumb
Dying for Attention
Facts of Life
Fat
Graphic Medicine Manifesto
The Hospital Suite
Rock Steady Brilliant Advice from My Bipolar Life
Taking Turns
Tangles
Two-Week Wait
The Way She Feels
Medicine
My Degeneration
Nervosa
Pain Is Really Strange
Parenthesis
Kimiko Does Cancer
Moving Along
Graphic Public Health
