"Compassionomics: The Revolutionary Scientific Evidence That Caring Makes a Difference." The authors, two physicians, argue that altruistic behavior provides significant benefits to both the giver and the receiver, including better physical and mental health, increased happiness, and even professional success. The book analyzes scientific studies that demonstrate these positive effects, exploring the neurological and psychological underpinnings of altruism and debunking common misconceptions about self-interest versus other-focus. It also provides practical strategies for cultivating compassion and incorporating altruistic behaviors into one's daily life, ultimately advocating for a paradigm shift towards a culture of giving.