Tomás Romero • Carolina Nazzal Nazal Fernando Lanas Editors 2025 This book addresses the reality of cardiovascular prevention (CVP) in more than half of the world’s population with limited or no access to primary health care and thus, to CVP strategies. Although there are excellent books on the established and recent advances in CVP, they […]
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Jasmine Abdulcadir Noémie Sachs Guedj • Michal Yaron Editors 2022 Illustrated Guide to Diagnose, Assess, Inform and Report Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) remains a major public health issue ten years after the United Nation General Assembly adopted a resolution on its elimination. It also remains a neglected topic in pre- and post-grade curricula of health […]
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Editors: Larissa Nekhlyudov, Mita Sanghavi Goel, Jenny J. Lin, Linda Overholser, Kimberly S. Peairs 2019 Essentials for Primary Care
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R. Douglas Collins 2018 This work has been in print for 31 years, a success that has been accomplished by very few single author texts. It is then no wonder that I have been asked to write a new edition. Besides the usual revisions performed to bring the material up to date, I have added a special treat […]
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Matthew B. Werd • E. Leslie Knight Paul R. Langer Editors 2017 The first edition of Athletic Footwear and Orthoses in Sports Medicine filled a much-needed void as the original comprehensive, evidence-based resource on athletic footwear and orthoses for the entire sports medicine team. The importance of filling this void has been reflected by the overwhelming success in […]
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James M. Daniels ● M. Rebecca Hoffman Editors 2011
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Mary R. Talen • Aimee Burke Valeras Editors 2013 Evaluating the Evidence, Identifying the Essentials Five decades ago, orthodoxy reigned in the canons of medical science: medical breakthroughs, scientific discoveries, and lifesaving procedures were occurring at an ever-increasing pace, and new specialties and subspecialties were brought into existence to accommodate these new discoveries and incorporate them into clinical care.
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Ranjan Roy 2008 In Search of Evidence The idea for this monograph came to me following a review of my book Chronic Pain, Loss and Grief by Professor Harold Merskey, a leading figure in the field of chronic pain. He wrote that he was happy to see a book that had departed from the idea of “one treatment […]
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Editors Peter H. Seidenberg Jimmy D. Bowen 2010 What a great opportunity it is to participate in the body of information advancing the study of musculoskeletal medicine. As the physician, the readers can attest that didactic presentations of musculoskeletal complaints are at a minimum during undergraduate training.
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Donald McCown ● Diane Reibel Marc S. Micozzi 2010 A Practical Guide for Clinicians and Educators Why We Wrote this Book It would be simple and easy to say that this book is about passing on the gift of mindfulness. But that would be a bit glib, and would miss a subtle and vital point. Mindfulness, the capacity […]
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