Explore Dr. Calhoun’s complete collection: memoirs, medical texts, and The Surgeon’s Prayer.
Growing up Black in segregated Jacksonville. A story of friendship, Howard residency, and becoming a surgeon. Co-authored with best friend, Jenk.
Black men get prostate cancer more than any other male group, and it is their second leading cause of death. Even so, Dr. Calhoun played competitive tennis through 43 days of radiation.
A reference source for any healthcare provider on biohazard threats, infectious diseases, and all‑hazards planning.
The complete prayer that guided Dr. Calhoun through decades of operations. A reflection on faith, humility, and holding life in your hands.