Acute Toxicity Testing: Alternative Approaches (Alternative Methods in Toxicology Series)

Medical Books

Pharmacology

Mary Ann Liebert

In Vitro Toxicology (Alternative Methods in Toxicology Series)

Critical Evaluation of Alternatives to Acute Ocular Irritation Testing (Alternative Methods in Toxicology Series)

Frazier, John

Biotech 90: Into the Next Decade

Business & Money

Burrill, G. Steven

Economics

Gene Therapy: A Primer for Physicians

Culver, Kenneth W.

In this definitive work, I. Nelson Rose with Martin Owens, clear up much of the confusing rhetoric regarding gaming and the law. Professor Rose, one of the industry’s leading experts in the field of gambling law, and Martin Owens, an attorney who specializes in online gambling, discuss the impact of state, federal, and international laws on traditional forms of gambling played online. 
Internet Gaming Law is an essential resource for legal professionals and business executives in the field of Internet gaming law. This valuable book covers a multitude of new challenges to government and regulatory agencies that deal with gambling legislation, including: 
--Federal legislation pertaining to internet gambling --US law as it applies to advertising for online gaming services --Use and abuse of certain bank instruments for Internet gambling --Laws regarding wagers via phone lines --Latest developments in legislative, regulatory, and judicial decisions affecting the gaming industry internationally --Gaming tax issues --Intellectual property issues and much more

Internet Gaming Law

Rose, I. Nelson

Owens, Martin D., Jr.

Intellectual Property

A unique compendium providing comprehensive information on the diagnosis and management of over 1,000 rare diseases and disorders. This fully revised and expanded NORD Compendium of Rare Diseases and Disorders is the most comprehensive and authoritative resource of its kind. The Compendium provides a wealth of quick-reference information and data on more than 1,100 rare diseases and more than 1,100 organizations from signs, symptoms, and etiology to support groups, researchers, and treatments.The book is an invaluable diagnostic tool for physicians in the early identification of rare diseases, for researchers on genetic disorders, for non-profit organizations, and for patients who can often go years with proper diagnosis. While rare or orphan diseases are defined as those affecting fewer than 200,000 people in the United States, more than 25 million Americans are actually suffering from one of them. Due to the passage of the landmark Orphan Drug Act of 1983, together with the work of the National Organization for Rare Diseases, there is heightened awareness of and interest in these conditions among physicians, drug discovery researchers, government officials, and the health insurance industry. The FDA has approved 288 drugs and therapies to treat rare diseases, and over 1,400 products are in development and being tested for future approval since the Orphan Drug Act legislation was passed. An essential reference for ALL Libraries: Medical physician and hospital reference and research Government research, support, and funding Academic research and education Industry development of new drugs and therapies Public patient information, advocacy, and support

Nord Compendium of Rare Disorders

Health, Fitness & Dieting

National Organization for Rare Disorders

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Timely, authoritative and incredibly comprehensive, the new Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook was designed to help practicing clinicians understand and apply the latest advances in integrative medicine. With a unique combination of guidelines, protocols, and practice-oriented literature review, it provides virtually everything you ll need to optimize your clinical use of nutrition, nutraceuticals, and botanicals. At the heart of the Handbook are nearly three dozen disease- or condition-specific chapters featuring in-depth information and insight on natural, nutritional, and botanical approaches to treatment and management. From asthma, to diabetes, to cardiovascular disease and depression, the Handbook focuses on the diseases and conditions that today s practitioners are most likely to encounter, and provides a wealth of clinical insight based on the very latest medical and scientific literature: Detailed diagnostic information including prevalence, pathophysiology, risk factors, symptoms, and associated conditions. Integrative treatment guidelines and protocols comprising conventional approaches (medical and surgical), nutraceuticals, botanicals, lifestyle modifications, and other naturopathic approaches. * Specific prescribing and dosage recommendations featuring nutrient-drug interactions, hormone and food allergy considerations and possible affects on laboratory test results. Quick-reference charts to speed diagnostics and prescribing. Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook is the integrative clinician s one-stop guide to diagnosing, treating and prescribing for dozens of diseases and conditions.

Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook

Meletis, Chris D.

Zabriskie, Nieske L.

Rountree, Robert, M.D.

Alternative Medicine

This comprehensive, fully revised and expanded 2nd Edition of Clinical Botanical Medicine provides clinicians with updated practical information on a broad range of diseases and conditions for which botanical medicine is effective. Special attention is given to toxicity and drug-herb interactions to ensure that the clinician is fully informed about the safety and efficacy of each botanical. Clinical Botanical Medicine, 2nd Edition discusses the interactions between the human body, pharmaceutical drugs, and plants and explores the multifaceted nature of botanical medicine. The book is comprised of revised and updated articles published over the years in Alternative and Complementary Therapies which illustrate the depth and complexity of botanical medicine s role in healing, and demonstrate how our western science-based understanding of herbs can benefit from acknowledging an approach that treats herbs as a whole, living part of healing.

Clinical Botanical Medicine

Yarnell, Eric

Abascal, Kathy

After reaching age 50, author and publisher Carll Tucker knew he needed to make some changes. To figure out his new life, he took to the American road alone in an RV for nine months. His plan was to locate all the graves of our presidents and vice presidents and find his own new self and direction. Join Tucker as he uncovers fascinating new information about famous and forgotten leaders. Who knew that one of our vice presidents was an American Indian or that another was believed to be African-American? Why were we never taught that a president and vice president were gay? From Wal-Mart to Disneyworld to Mount Rushmore to the Grand Ole Opry to RV parks, Tucker experiences an America both familiar and unexpected and revels in a treasure trove of intriguing information. At the same time, he achieves his goal of self discovery, which has enabled him to make meaningful changes and set him on a new road for his own future. Hilarious, poignant, and provocative, this is history as joyride, and a provocative personal journey that will resonate with travel aficionados as well as those who want to make positive, though difficult, changes in their lives.

The Bear Went Over the Mountain: Presidents, Vice-presidents, and the American Road

History

Tucker, Carll

Americas

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