New book – The Dutch Cholera Epidemic of 1832 as seen through 19th Century Medical Publications tells the story of the first cholera epidemic in the Netherlands based on contemporaneous sources, highlighting the impact it had on society, the debates it sparked between medical professionals and the trajectory of the epidemic. Certainly poignant for the times that we are living in. Read more…

New book – Surviving hemophilia tells the story of Cees Smit, who was born with hemophilia almost seventy years ago. Nobody ever expected him to grow old, but he survived all medical innovations. He knows the world of hemophilia like no other and describes in his autobiography, among other things, the trade in plasma and how the AIDS epidemic hit hemophilia patients. Read more…

New book – Esteemed experts in psychology, psychiatry, and theology have collaborated on a groundbreaking book focusing on mental health recovery, trauma, and grief. Highlighting the importance of existential perspectives, this must-read for professionals bridges the gap between mental vulnerability and spiritual care, offering innovative insights for both theory and practice. Read more…