"Our Bodies, Our Data" is an insightful non-fiction book by Adam Tanner that explores the intersection of personal data and healthcare. This work examines how individual health data is collected, used, and often misused. Tanner highlights the ethical and social implications of data collection in the medical field and encourages reflection on the handling of sensitive information. With 248 pages, the paperback offers a comprehensive analysis that is relevant for both healthcare professionals and interested laypeople. The clear and concise language makes complex topics accessible and fosters a better understanding of the challenges associated with the digitization of health data. The book is written in English and was published in 2018. It is an essential work for anyone interested in issues of data privacy, ethics, and the future of healthcare.