Published April, 2011
By Serge Gauthier and Pedro Rosa-Neto
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Case Studies in Neurology
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Dementia is amongst the greatest challenges facing the medical profession as the population ages. This collection of case studies from around the world illustrates common and unusual causes of dementia, emphasizing clinical reasoning, integrative thinking and problem-solving skills, to inform and challenge clinicians at all stages of their careers.

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Published April, 2011
By Michael E. Hyland
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Michael E. Hyland develops an intriguing new theory demonstrating how poor health and disease are linked to both the mind and body, stressing the importance of good psychological care by health professionals for patient recovery. His theory provides a comprehensive explanation for previously unexplained data and phenomena in medicine and psychology.

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Published April, 2011
By Michael E. Hyland
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Michael E. Hyland develops an intriguing new theory demonstrating how poor health and disease are linked to both the mind and body, stressing the importance of good psychological care by health professionals for patient recovery. His theory provides a comprehensive explanation for previously unexplained data and phenomena in medicine and psychology.

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Published April, 2011
By N. Latov, John H. J. Wokke, John J. Kelly, Byron Waksman and Byron H. Waksman
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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This 1998 book was the first to be dedicated to peripheral neuropathies of immune or infectious origin. Neurologists will welcome this comprehensive review of the field, which provides an overview of pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment. It is directly relevant to the everyday management of patients, and will also interest researchers.

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Published April, 2011
By Jonathan Waxman
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Series: Cancer: Clinical Science in Practice
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This 1996 volume from the series Cancer: Clinical Science in Practice considers the many aspects of hormonally dependent cancer, including the molecular basis for the autocrine and paracrine regulation of cancer, molecular strategies for cancer detection, preventive strategies in limiting the epidemic of hormonally related cancers, and treatment approaches.

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Published April, 2011
By Stephen M. Stahl, Nancy Muntner and Debbi A. Morrissette
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Capitalizing on Dr Stahl's greatest strength - the ability to address complex issues in an understandable way and with direct relevance to the everyday experience of clinicians - this book is about living through the treatments that work, the treatments that fail, and the mistakes made along the journey.

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Published April, 2011
By Karol Sikora and Nicholas Bosanquet
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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This 2006 book analyses tensions between those paying for cancer care, those providing care and those marketing drugs and devices. Written by a leading health economist and oncologist, this was the first comprehensive book on the economics of cancer care and remains of interest to health professionals and policy makers alike.

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Published April, 2011
By Adnan I. Qureshi and Alexandros L. Georgiadis
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Textbook of Interventional Neurology is a comprehensive review of basic principles pertinent to endovascular treatment of cerebrovascular diseases and intracranial tumors. It will be relevant to those working in the fields of interventional neurology and cardiology, endovascular neurosurgery, vascular surgery and neuroradiology.

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Published April, 2011
By Jay Schulkin
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Exploring the behavioral neuroscience of social attachment, this book considers the evolution of social contact and its biological importance for human well-being. Through chapters on evolutionary aspects, chemical messengers and social neuroendocrinology, it demonstrates the complex physiological and endocrine systems that underlie behavioral adaptations.

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Published April, 2011
By Elliot Arthy
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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First published in 1798, this medical discourse outlines the causes and cures for the rampant spread of yellow fever and other illnesses in the British navy. Written by Elliot Arthy, an experienced naval surgeon, this book was produced in an effort to prevent needless loss of life during wartime.

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