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STAT is putting together a list of books and podcasts that deal with health, medicine, and the life sciences that would be great to check out this summer.

We invite our readers to fill out the form below, and you may see your pick in our upcoming annual roundup. To get a little inspiration, check out our past lists from 2022, 2021, and 2019.

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