A comprehensive guide for cancer survivors focusing on five pillars—Nutrition, Exercise, Sleep, Self-Care, and Hydration—to optimize health during and after treatment. Written by an Oncology Dietitian, the book aims to debunk common myths, such as sugar feeding cancer, and provide practical strategies for recovery and long-term cancer prevention.
A practical cookbook providing nutritional guidance and recipes tailored for individuals undergoing and recovering from cancer treatment. Recipes are specifically categorized to address common side effects (e.g., sore mouth) and focus on eating well during and after therapy.
A collection of research articles originally published in the journal Nutrients focusing on the interplay between diet, specific nutrients (like omega-3 fatty acids and supplements), and the prevention, progression, and management of various cancers, including studies on mitigating therapy side effects.
Fascial Release for Structural Balance combines manual therapy skills with the exciting new field of structural therapy, which employs the unique and newly discovered properties of fascial tissues. Fascia plays a vital role in support, posture, and stability. Through informed assessment and manipulation of fascial patterns, practitioners can help eradicate many chronic strain patterns. The book is designed for any bodywork practitioner using manual therapy, including physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, and massage therapists, providing a method for postural analysis and detailed, easily applied techniques.
A comprehensive textbook covering the fields of cognitive neurology and dementia, published as part of the Oxford Textbooks in Clinical Neurology series.
Annual standards intended to promote better patient care for individuals with diabetes, serving the needs of all health professionals committed to diabetes management.
A practical guide primarily directed toward General Pediatrics residents for the diagnosis and management of pediatric liver diseases. This book emphasizes clinical presentation and practical management, providing detailed protocols for conditions such as post-Kasai portoenterostomy fever, acute liver failure, hepatic encephalopathy, and ascites. The Fourth Edition incorporates major advances, particularly in the diagnosis of genetic disorders, adding a new chapter on Monogenic Liver Diseases.
An atlas detailing the anatomic and medical pathology of the kidney. This work focuses on visual diagnosis and microscopic findings related to renal diseases.
A concise clinical reference guide focused on the diagnosis and management of acute psychiatric emergencies, including protocols for handling acute presentations (e.g., self-harm, psychosis, withdrawal), legal procedures (e.g., capacity assessment, detention), and comprehensive reference ranges for hematological values and therapeutic drug monitoring.
This book is designed to help gastroenterologists manage challenging problems. It utilizes a 'curbside guide' format where a community gastroenterologist presents difficult GI cases to academic experts to seek guidance on management. The text provides over a hundred examples of such problem cases.
An introductory theoretical guide covering the fundamentals of blood banking. Topics include the history of blood group discovery (Karl Landsteiner), detailed composition of blood (formed elements and plasma), functions of blood (transportation, regulation, and protection), and the differences between serum and plasma.
This atlas addresses the rapidly developing field of adult congenital heart surgery, focusing on the growing population of patients who survive into adulthood. It covers the need for lifelong surveillance, treatment of consequences like arrhythmias and residual lesions, and interventions for both newly diagnosed and previously treated congenital heart defects in adult patients.
A comprehensive, practical guide designed for clinicians managing acute and critical neuro-ophthalmic conditions. It details rapid diagnostic protocols, urgent treatment strategies, and differential diagnoses for vision-threatening and life-threatening emergencies affecting the visual pathways and ocular motility.
