FREDERICK S.SOUTHWICK 2007 Time and Newsweek magazines have heralded the “End of the Antibiotic Era”. Echoing the concerns of many infectious disease and health policy experts, The Chicago Tribune’s feature on “Unhealthy Hospitals” warns that the “overuse of antibiotics are spawning drug-resistant germs that are spreading from hospitals into the community at unprecedented rates”.
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Edited by Burke A. Cunha 2010 Infectious disease aspects of critical care have changed much since the first edition was published in 1998. Infectious diseases are ever present and are becoming important in critical care. Infectious Diseases in Critical Care Medicine (third edition) remains the only book exclusively dedicated to infectious diseases in critical care.
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STEVEN A. FRANK 2002
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Edited by A. Graham Pockley M. Gabriella Santoro 2010 All cellular organisms maintain the ability to mount a heat shock response (HSR) when exposed to elevated temperatures. The HSR is a complex cellular response, although its major essence is the induction by heat shock of several cohorts of proteins, heat shock proteins (HSP) in uniquely large concentrations that […]
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World Health Organization 2017
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K. Tanaka, Y. Niki, A. Kokaze (Eds.) 2010 The 6th Annual Meeting, Showa International Symposium for Life Sciences, hosted by Showa University, was held in the university’s Kamijo Hall on September 19, 2009. The symposium was entitled “Current Topics of Infectious Diseases in Japan and Asia” and focused on various infectious diseases in the region.
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Edited by S. H. E. Kaufmann and P.-H. Lambert 2005 Vaccines for Poverty-Related Diseases from Bench to Field
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Yichen Lu ● Max Essex ● Chris Chanyasulkit Editors 2013 Public Health Challenges For public health workers in developing countries, working on AIDS prevention and control requires a broad range of social skills and special knowledge not taught in public health schools. Many of us from public health schools have often been impressed by what local AIDS workers […]
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