Introduces medical innovations that have transformed the field of medicine, including blood transfusions and organ transplants, vaccines, and gene therapy.
Did you know some are finding ways to build organs in laboratories? Or that others are studying new ways to fight cancer? Learn more about the innovative medical devices and treatments used in this exciting, lifesaving work.
Each of the six volumes discusses techniques, trends, and the history of modern medical procedures or research, covering such topics as epidemics, technologies, genetic testing, organ transplants, and in vitro fertilization.
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The field of medicine is growing dramatically due to advances in research and technology, and there are many ways to have a rewarding medical career.
New technology is revolutionizing modern medicine.
Yet , only 62 percent report board certification in this area ( Randolph 1997 , 65 ) . More than one - fifth are not certified by any ABMS - recognized board and another 16 percent are certified by a different ABMS - recognized board .
Radical medicine is needed to survive the onslaught of pollutants and chemicals in our lives.
Discusses the technological advances that allow doctors to diagnose and treat patients, from stethoscopes and thermometers to ventilators and defibrillators.
A well-organized and highly informative compendium, this volume is essential reading for students, researchers, and practitioners of psychiatry and related disciplines.
Cells Are the New Cure takes you into the world of regenerative medicine, which enables doctors to repair injured and aging tissues and even create artificial body parts and organs in the lab.