The Jefferson libraries have over 100 graphic novels on medical themes for use of the Jefferson community. These stories invite readers to understand and empathize with patients and their caregivers, encountering medical dilemmas with new eyes. The cartoon format with both words and pictures delivers a visceral impact as well as entertainment and information. Creators include doctors, patients, patient advocates and relatives, and others interested in depicting compelling health dramas.
The Graphic Medicine Collection is located on the second floor of the Scott Building, and in the stacks of Gutman Library.
Cancer Vixen by 
Diabetes and Me by 
Good Eggs by 
The Long Road Home by 
My Degeneration by 
Raising an Autistic Child by 
Sobriety by 
Stitches by 
Tangles by Our thanks to Martha Cornog, a former librarian who is the graphic novel reviewer for Library Journal, for donating a fascinating graphic medicine collection to Scott Library.