Giovanni Corona • Emmanuele A. Jannini • Mario Maggi Editors 2014 Impact in Children and Social Minorities Emotional, physical, and sexual abuse may have devastating effects on victims. This is particularly true when victims are socially vulnerable individuals, such as children, disables, or sexual minorities. Emotional and physical abuse has a corrosive impact on mental […]
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G. Cliff Lamb • Nicolas DiLorenzo Editors 2014 The title for the 2011 Society for the Study of Reproduction Annual Meeting in Portland Oregon was “Reproduction and the World’s Future.” One of the mini-symposia during the conference was titled “Reproduction Research and Its Impact on Feeding the World’s Hungry” and was chaired by Dr. Robert […]
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Andrzej Kulczycki Editor 2014
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Giulia Ottaviani 2014 Sudden Infant and Perinatal Unexplained Death: The Pathologist’s Viewpoint It is a great pleasure for me to accept Springer’s invitation for a second edition of my monograph Crib Death. Sudden Unexplained Death of Infants : The Pathologist ’ s Viewpoint . This book has been re-written in 2014 with the new title […]
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Rebecca H. Allen • Carrie A. Cwiak Editors 2014 As is the case for many of the chapter authors in this book, we have spoken to groups of providers numerous times about increasing contraceptive access to women with complex medical conditions. The audience has ranged in their expertise, from medical students to professors, and in […]
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Amy Whitaker • Melissa Gilliam Editors 2014 Perhaps you are a gynecologist who sees adolescents on an occasional basis, or perhaps you are a pediatrician who provides counseling as your patients reach their teen years, or perhaps you are an expert in adolescent medicine or pediatric gynecology. Regardless, this book was written with you in […]
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Lisa R. Sammaritano • Bonnie L. Bermas Editors 2014 Rheumatologic diseases disproportionally impact women during their reproductive years. Rheumatologists are not trained as obstetricians and many of us lack the experience of managing pregnant patients. Similarly, most obstetricians are not familiar with the intricacies of treating rheumatologic disorders. Thus, clinicians are often faced with difficult […]
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Karen Sliwa • John Anthony Editors 2014 The spectrum of cardiovascular disease affecting women in pregnancy and postpartum is changing and differs between countries. In the western world, the risk of cardiovascular disease in pregnancy has increased due to the increasing age at the first pregnancy and the worldwide obesity epidemic leading also to early […]
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Lubo Zhang • Charles A. Ducsay Editors 2014 Proceedings of the Center for Perinatal Biology 40 th Anniversary Symposium The planning of this book evolved from serendipity and history. The Center for Perinatal Biology was turning 40 and we wanted to celebrate. On February 11, 2013, some of the most illustrious names in the field […]
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Nafisa Wilkinson Editor 2014 The pathology of the ovary, Fallopian tube, and peritoneum is a vast area, and it is difficult to cover this entire subject comprehensively, but we have attempted to try and provide the kind of information that a diagnostic histopathologist would need at their fingertips when involved with making a diagnosis of […]
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