Medical Genetics Handbook

Oxford Handbook of Genetics

book is organized alphabetically and each herb/supplement is consistently subdivided into six sub-sectors that include related terms, background, evidence, dosing, safety and interactions. It has two appendices and full contents and index sections to help the reader quickly and efficiently find desired information. As the title indicates, this book grades the evidence in a system that ranges fr...

Handbook of Medical Diagnosis

It is certainly splendid book. It is divided into four parts?diagnosis in general, methods and their immediate results, symptoms and signs and their clinical application. Dr. Wilson is Professor of Clinical Medicine in the wellknown Jefferson Medical College and has a vast experience. The big volume is one that, cannot lie briefly reviewed, it consists of 1,415 pnges. We have read many of them ...

Handbook for Medical Subordinates

A Handbook of Medical Hypnosis

Third Edition. (Pp. 336. 45s). London: Ballierc, Tindall & Cassell, 1968. SINCE the British Hypnotism Act of 1952 prohibited exhibitions of hypnosis for entertainment, Ulster is the only part of the United Kingdom where the average person's familiarity (indeed the average medical student or doctor's familiarity) with hypnosis is acquired from a theatre seat. This is the third edition of the aut...

A Handbook of Medical Hypnosis

Ophthalmology Series. (Pp 321, Figs 167, Tables 41. £25.00). London: Bailliere Tindall, 1980. THIS well presented and well organised book discusses the known and potential effects and hazards of radiant energy on the eye. It admirably correlates current scientific knowledge concerning radiant erergy with its biological effects on ocular structures and documents the various mechanisms whereby v;...