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The Best American Medical Writing 2009 highlights the year’s most poignant work from the genre’s fi nest authors— complete with an introduction by best-selling author and renowned transplant surgeon Pauline W. Chen. The Best American Medical Writing 2009 celebrates incisive writing on the subject of medicine and its practice. This inaugural volume features writings by the likes of preeminent writers such as Jerome Groopman and Atul Gawande, and is culled from diverse sources such as The New Yorker , The New England Journal of Medicine , Salon , Newsweek , The Los Angeles Times , Discover , and many more. Contributors include the likes of Oliver Sacks writing on manic depression from The New York Times Review of Books , Amartya Sen on the innate, human right to health care from The Lancet , and Harriet Washington exploring the topic of race in professional medicine in an article for The New York Times . Other contributors may include: • David Quammen • Perri Klass • Jason Zengerle • Michael Sokolove • Alex Kuczynski • Jessica Bennett • Rahul K. Parikh • Barron H. Lerner • Andrew Pollack • Jennifer Traig • Richard A. Friedman