I kept wanting to talk to people about this book while reading it. Alas, I have a hard time remembering names and facts I hear in audiobooks, but thank Google, I can still talk HeLa with my dad. This book is super sciencey, but it's even more about ethics in research and the history of inequality in American medical practice. Oh, and family. I wanted to face punch some disease-spreading menfolk and fist pump with some women -- and books that make me feel like that are always winners. The audiobook was an enjoyable listen (no annoying voice work) and includes a short interview with the author in the afterward.