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Books > Medicine > Clinical & internal medicine > Diseases & disorders > General
For decades, medicine saw men and women as essentially the same
physically except in the area of reproduction. However, a new and
groundbreaking science of gender-specific medicine has discovered
astonishing distinctions between male and female bodies. From the
thickness of our skin to the signs of a heart attack to ways we
metabolize drugs, the sexes have significant physiological
differences. But, what do these differences mean to you and your
doctor? In this groundbreaking book, internationally respected
academic physician and lecturer, Dr. Marianne Legato pulls together
more than a decade of research into sex-specific health. The result
is a powerful tool for anyone interested in the critical nuances in
the ways men and women might present symptoms or be treated for
disease. It’s a book that will not only change the way you think
about women’s health, it just might save your life.
The epilepsies are devastating neurological disorders for which
progress developing effective new therapies has slowed over recent
decades, primarily due to the complexity of the brain at all
scales. This reality has shifted the focus of experimental and
clinical practice toward complex systems approaches to overcoming
current barriers. Organized by scale from genes to whole brain, the
chapters of this book survey the theoretical underpinnings and use
of network and dynamical systems approaches to interpreting and
modeling experimental and clinical data in epilepsy. The emphasis
throughout is on the value of the non-trivial, and often
counterintuitive, properties of complex systems, and how to
leverage these properties to elaborate mechanisms of epilepsy and
develop new therapies. In this essential book, readers will learn
key concepts of complex systems theory applied across multiple
scales and how each of these scales connects to epilepsy.
Lupus Recovery without Steroids or Narcotics - The Definitive
Beginner's Guide Searching for a recovery solution for Lupus that
doesn't involve steroids or other harmful substances? This book
contains proven steps and strategies on how manage and control the
symptoms of your lupus disease without resorting to steroids and
narcotics. Up to today, medical experts have not yet come up with a
known cure for lupus which is a multi-system auto-immune disorder.
Traditional medication approaches normally involves the use of
corticosteroid, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs,
anti-malarial medications and chemo-therapeutic drugs. Many doctors
have questioned the effectiveness of these steroids and narcotics
in truly treating the lupus symptoms of patients. Grab your copy of
this guide today.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention developed the
Compendium of HIV Prevention Interventions with Evidence of
Effectiveness to respond to prevention service providers, planners,
and others who request science-based intervention that works to
prevent HIV transmission.
Single, categorical services provided to persons with multiple
related risks miss significant opportunities to diagnose, treat,
and prevent disease. This is exacerbated in communities that are
considered "hard to reach."
The purpose of this workbook is to help public health program
members, administrators, and evaluators develop a joint
understanding of what constitutes an evaluation plan, why it is
important, and how to develop an effective evaluation plan in the
context of the planning process.
There is growing recognition of the relationship between health and
academic performance, and your school's results from using the SHI
can help you include health promotion activities in your overall
School Improvement Plan.
This Guidance for HIV Prevention Community Planning defines the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) expectations of
health departments and HIV prevention community planning groups
(CPGs) in implementing HIV prevention community planning. HIV
Prevention Community Planning is one of nine required essential
components of a comprehensive HIV prevention program as outlined in
Program Announcement #04012 (2004-2008), HIV Prevention Projects,
Notice of Availability of Funds.
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