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“Iatrogenesis” as a book category centers on the unintended harms caused by medical care and the healthcare system itself. Encompassing investigative nonfiction, history, memoir, essays, and fiction, these works examine medical errors, overdiagnosis and overtreatment, adverse drug and device effects, unethical research, conflicts of interest, and the broader medicalization of everyday life. They profile patient and clinician experiences, analyze safety science, policy, and bioethics, and trace how well‑intentioned interventions can backfire at the bedside or across society. At once cautionary and reform‑minded, the genre invites readers to scrutinize evidence, navigate risk, and envision safer, more humane care.

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