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Harmed - Book 1
"Four people lie dead on the sterile floors of Newton Memorial Hospital. The shooter had been one of Dr. Jack Norris' patients. The chief of fellows is perplexed at how the sixty-three-year-old heart patient would have a gun, and why he would shoot Jack's best friend, Dr. John Connor. Teaming up with local detectives and one FBI agent, a complicated network of scientists and professionals emerge as culprits in a web of biological terrorism and greed."--Page 4 of cover
First, Do No Harm
Four people lie dead on the sterile floors of Newton Memorial Hospital. The shooter had been one of Dr. Jack Norris' patients. The chief of fellows is perplexed at how the sixty-three-year-old heart patient would have a gun, and why he would shoot Jack's best friend, Dr. John Connor, then turn the gun upon himself. Teaming up with local detectives and one FBI agent, a complicated network of scientists and professionals emerge as culprits in a web biological terrorism and greed. First, Do No Harm chronicles Jack Norris' attempt to diagnose a difficult heart disorder while simultaneously diagnosing Connor's murder.
Seconds from Revenge
"Several heinous murders had been committed at Newton Memorial using an investigational drug, which eventually became known as 'Rat Poison.' This experimetnal agent for heart failure patients was discovered to have deadly repercussions. Blinded by its potential lucrative rewards, three terrorists proceeded to test the drug on innocent men with much loss of life. With Dr. Norris' cooperation with the authorities, one of the executioners was killed, the other incarcerated for life, but the third villain--the mastermind known as Simon Lagrange--is still at large. Having escapted the law, Lagrange is now back and looking for vengeance--with Dr. Norris as his object of enmity"--Page 4 of cover.
Seconds from Revenge
From First, Do No Harm, Dr. L. Jan Eira catapults readers into the gripping continuance of his medical murder mystery. With the release of his new book, Seconds from Revenge, he once again engages readers with medical hero Dr. Jack Norris, whose life is put in danger once again when an old enemy returns— bent on revenge. Several heinous murders had been committed at Newton Memorial using an investigational drug, which eventually became known as ‘Rat Poison.’ This experimental agent for heart failure patients was discovered to have deadly repercussions. Blinded by its potential lucrative rewards, three terrorists proceeded to test the drug on innocent men with much loss of life. With Dr...
First Do No Harm
Set against industrial action that beset the NHS in the 1970's, the normal healthy camaraderie of the City Hospital is lost as the dispute sets nurse against nurse and doctor against doctor. Operations are cancelled, waiting lists spiral out of control and patient's lives are put at risk. Kate and Paul are saddened that so many of their colleagues are prepared to become involved. Hadn't they agreed to abide by the Hippocratic Oath with its simple message 'First do no harm'? The devastating effect that the disruption has on their patients causes the young couple great concern. They are desperate to avoid being involved in industrial action - but are destined to be drawn in against their wishes.
Harmed - Book 2
Crime-solver Dr. Jack Norris returns in Harmed: The Revenge, the sequel to author Dr. L. Jan Eira's medical murder mystery Harmed: First, Do No Harm. Jack already lost his best friend when a patient pulled out a gun and shot him. And though he helped the police uncover a murderous conspiracy at Newton Memorial Hospital and identify the three people behind the murder, the mastermind still escaped justice. Now, Simon Lagrange is back-and bent on revenge. Jack first suspects something's not right when stable cardiac patients start dying. The press learns about the fatal trend, and the beleaguered doctor feels the heat until the plot against him is uncovered. Simon Lagrange, not yet done, has an even more ruthless plot in mind this time-one that threatens both Jack's life and his reputation. Jack must rely on his nurse Kate to uncover Simon's connection and stop the plot before more die. Follow the action in Dr. Eira's fast-paced follow-up to Harmed: First, Do No Harm. There's plenty to keep your heart pumping as you read through the pages to its thrilling conclusion.
First, Do No Harm
Account of the inner workings of Hermann Hospital in Houston, Texas, and the people who make life-and-death decisions every day.
Body Language
Constance Studer uses her family's story to illustrate larger ethical dilemmas in which modem medical professionals find themselves. The history of why prefrontal lobotomies were performed on patients is explored, and why only a few physicians raised dissenting voices to this mutilating surgery. Both the author and her father were injured by medical treatments that were intended to help. Her father's lobotomy caused irreversible brain damage. Connie's vaccine-related illness caused systemic lupus. She cites an article by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. that investigates our government cover-up of a mercury/autism scandal. Thimerosal, the ethylmercury preservative used in vaccine preparation, appears to be responsible for the epidemic of autism and other neurological disorders among our children. In 2007, one child out of 150 suffers from autism or other neurological-cognitive disabilities. This book is a plea to the medical-pharmaceutical-government complex to ban the use of thimerosal in the production of vaccines and to re-evaluate the number of vaccines administered to infants and children.
First, Do No Harm
Would you allow a stranger to die so that you could live? Do you think he would make the same choice in your place? The study of medicine is a mixture of science and magic, where the most brilliant among us learn everything they can about the human mind. The wisest realize that there is far more mystery than we can begin to unravel. But that doesn't stop first-year intern Dr. Afelis from opening doors that lead to impossible truths. Doors that should have stayed closed. But Dr. Afelis is too afraid of herself to leave the past alone, and soon the boundaries between medical miracles and the truly supernatural disappear completely. She is unable to resist the answers to her past that lay just behind forbidden doorways. Would you open them? Read this award-winning story and find out for yourself.
First Do No Harm
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