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The category of "Medicalization" in books refers to works that explore the process by which human conditions and behaviors are defined and treated as medical issues. This genre delves into the historical, social, and cultural aspects of how certain aspects of life, such as aging, mental health, childbirth, and even lifestyle choices, have been redefined through a medical lens. Books in this category often critique or analyze the implications of this shift, discussing the roles of the medical industry, pharmaceutical companies, and societal norms in expanding the boundaries of what is considered a medical problem. They may also explore the consequences of medicalization on individual autonomy, identity, and the healthcare system, offering insights into the balance between medical intervention and natural human experiences.

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