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.
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Published: 2013
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Format: PDF
File Size: 15.27 MB
Authors: James Pickles
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Suitable for for advanced undergraduates studying the special...
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Published: 2001
Number of pages: 484 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 38.72 MB
Authors: M.D. Shah, Jatin P.
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Dr. Jatin P. Shah has...
A comprehensive textbook detailing medical parasitology, covering protozoan pathogens and other parasites relevant to infectious diseases. The book includes historical context, acknowledging foundational contributors like Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, the founder of Microbiology.
This handbook provides a comprehensive analysis of the neural mechanisms and biological factors underlying eating disorders, covering areas like classification, epidemiology, neuroendocrine function, genetics, computational psychiatry, and specific basic neuroscience domains such as appetite regulation, reward processing, and inhibitory control.
Part of the Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC), this enduring material is designated for continuing medical education (CME) in ophthalmology. It focuses on clinical optics, aiming to increase the physician's ophthalmic knowledge through study, review, and application of best methods and procedures in case management.
A focused monograph detailing the structural composition, including the musculature, fascial layers, blood supply, and nervous distribution of the anterior abdominal region, crucial for surgical planning and clinical understanding.
A comprehensive handbook detailing the theory and clinical application of manipulation, covering foundational concepts like lesions, structural analysis, and palpation. It provides detailed manipulative techniques for various body regions, including the head, neck, thorax, upper extremity, lumbar spine, and pelvis, incorporating methods such as muscle energy technique and visceral manipulation.
A collection dedicated to preserving the historical perspectives, experiences, and professional narratives of leading figures in the field of ophthalmology through recorded interviews.
This review outlines the emerging paradigm distinguishing Occlusion Myocardial Infarction (OMI) from Nonocclusion Myocardial Infarction (NOMI), detailing specific ECG patterns linked to acute coronary occlusion. It proposes a new framework to enhance diagnostic accuracy, triage, and timely reperfusion strategies for acute coronary syndrome, moving beyond the traditional reliance solely on STEMI criteria.
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Published: 2006
Number of pages: 246 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 5.74 MB
Authors: Das
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