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Drugs for Bugs 2003: The Saint-Frances Guide to Outpatient Antimicrobial Therapy

4 reviews
Paul D. Baker, Christopher T. Hoey, ...

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2003

Quick, easy and you can actually read the print.
A fellow medical student showed me this pocket book and I am glad I bought it. It is very easy to use and the print is readable. The best part of this book is the list of dosing for Peds. I don't have to look up the amount based on the kg of the child; its right there. Highly recommend for those of us who work or do clinical rotations in the out-patient setting.

Invisible Enemies, Revised Edition: Stories of Infectious Disease

9 reviews
Jeanette Farrell

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2005

Just a Start to What You'll Want to Know About Diseases
Some people say that a book has "more than you'll ever want to know" about such and such a thing. Realistically, though, a single volume cannot contain all information on a subject. This book, Invisible Enemies, is not more than you'll ever want to know... it's a start to a whole new search for knowledge. After I read this, I thought I should become an epidemiologist. Though it was ...

Medical Microbiology

5 reviews
Cedric A. Mims, J. H. L. Playfair

Mosby-Year Book, 1993

A Necessary Resource for any Microbiologist
Medical Microbiology would be an excellent reference book for any microbiologist. It contains general information about any bacterium you can imagine as well as overviews of the diseases various bacteria cause. Symptoms, complications, diagnosis, and treatment options are covered in detail. The book also contains wonderfully vivid pictorial accounts of the bacteria and their various modes of ...

Control of Communicable Disease in Man

4 reviews

American Public Health Association, 1985

The Bible of Public Health
No Nurse, Doctor, or alternative medicine practitioner should be without it! Enlightening for the average consumer, especially the frequent traveller. I was hoping to find an updated copy also.

Control of Communicable Diseases Manual

5 reviews

American Public Health Association, 2000

A "must" have
This is one of the most useful books I have seen. Each chapter of this book summarizes each infectious disease briefly, and comprehensively, including its ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes. The main focus is on public health response to the event of one case, for uncommon diseases, or the event of a cluster of cases for those more common infections. It is particularly useful for people working in the ...

Immunization Theory Vs. Reality: Expose on Vaccinations

7 reviews
Neil Z. Miller

New Atlantean Press, 1995

Exposing the Dark Side of Mandatory Vaccination
This book was well worth a second read. I first read it in 1996. As a member of the generation that was allowed to get the measles and chicken pox, this book made sense to me. As the parent of a child brain-damaged from pertussis vaccine toxins, I welcomed this well researched work. I wish I had read it when I was pregnant with Bill. I read so much on nutrition and breast-feeding. I did not ...

Germs, Biological Warfare, Vaccinations: What You Need to Know

9 reviews
Gary Null, James Feast

Seven Stories Press, 2003

A New Must Read from Gary Null
Gary Null has done it again in his timely new book, "Germs, Biological Warfare, Vaccinations." As the looming war with Iraq approaches, Americans more than ever have to be prepared to deal with potential biohazards and terrorist threats. In this terrific, informative book, Mr. Null, with the assistance of James Feast, provides a detailed, yet gripping review of the history of biological ...

Control of Communicable Diseases In Man

4 reviews
Abram S. Benenson

American Public Health Assoc, 1995

wonderful resource
I am both a full time school nurse and a part time emergency room nurse. This book is an absolute must and a wonderful resource to have on hand ...for nurses and physicians. Every clinic and medical office should have this available!

Killer Germs

12 reviews
Barry E Zimmerman, David J. Zimmerman

McGraw-Hill, 2002

Informative and fun to read
I used this book for one of my classes and I was dreading having to read a book about biology and diseases. After reading the first chapter I got hooked, and couldn't set the book down. I read it in three days while I was out hiking in the woods and it made me a little paranoid about ticks that might be in the grass and other insects! The book definitely makes you think about every living ...

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Dangerous Diseases & Epidemics

5 reviews
David Perlin, Ann Cohen, ...

Alpha, 2002

A good reference
I hope I never need the information in this book, but it is a good reference to have on hand. Everything from childhood diseases to food poisoning to anthrax is covered, in a way that is easy to understand. A useful resource for "regular people".

Encyclopedia of Infectious Diseases (Encyclopedia of Infectious Diseases, 1998)

2 reviews
Carol Turkington, Bonnie Ashby

Facts on File, 1998

Should be in every Home
Easy to understand then other similar books. Informative for the lay person in regard to todays common illnesses and prevention ie, Lyme disease, food borne illnesses, childhood diseases.

Legal Aspects of Infectious Diseases

3 reviews

Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co. Inc., 2007

compact book with lots of info
This paperback is under 180 pages but it is full of information! Ben Tanner has organized his work to get you all the information you need to conquer litigation involving Infectious diseases. From the chapter 1 intro: "Lawyers who are interested in infectious disease litigation can enhance their probability of success by understanding the science of infectious diseases and by choosing the ...

The Nidus: Cradle of Terror

3 reviews
Bob Pearce, Nayereh Fallahi

Bonneville Books, 2001

THE NIDUS
I COULD NOT PUT THE BOOK DOWN. WITH THE MAIN CHARACTER BEING A WELL EDUCATED MUSLIM WOMAN IT PROVIDES A VERY UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE OF THE MUSLIM CULTURE THAT WE DO NOT NORMALLY HEAR ABOUT.

Throat Culture

3 reviews
Christopher Golden

Topeka Bindery, 2005

Book order for Body of Evidence of series
I've been unable to find the books of this series in order, so I thought I'd provide them here, with the tenth, and apparently last, in the series. Needless to say, I've enjoyed them all very much. I'm *much* older than the recommended age group for these, but then I like the Paddington books too! 1. Body Bags (May 1999) 2. Thief of Hearts (August 1999) 3. Soul Survivor (November 1999) ...

Killer Germs

3 reviews
Andrews McMeel Publishing, Pete Moore

Carlton Books, 2001

Informative and interesting book, easy read.
This is a great book for the average person to read, or for a student or teacher of microbiology to read. I teach microbiology, and hope to use this book in my courses if I can get enough copies of it for my students at my college.

Case Studies in Pediatric Infectious Diseases

2 reviews
Frank E. Berkowitz

Cambridge University Press, 2007

Superb & Unique
This is a wonderful and unique book, a waltz across the wide variety of infectious diseases led by an experienced guide. Dr Berkowitz was one of my most gifted teachers during residency, and his wisdom and clinical acumen are reflected in this well-organized compendium of instructive cases. Not only are individual infections covered in detail, but the case-study organization lends itself to ...

The New Killer Diseases: How the Alarming Evolution of Mutant Germs Threatens Us All

4 reviews
Elinor Levy, Mark Fischetti

Crown, 2003

Lions, tigers and PRIONS, beware!
This is not the sort of information that one should talk about at the next wedding reception; especially if there stands a food buffet complete with salad bar --- salad bars are the 'Typhoid Mary's' of our modern, super-infectious times. Authors Elinor Levy and Mark Fischetti talk intelligently about 'super-spreaders."...No - not merely persons possessing big booties, but instead, people infected ...

Mechanisms of Microbial Disease

3 reviews

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1998

Indispensable guide to microbiology
Excellent presentation of material relevant to all aspects of microbiology mechanisms within the medical industry. Core book! A must have!

Infectious Diseases (Colour Aids)

4 reviews
A. P. Ball

Churchill Livingstone, 1985

Concise text with high quality pictures.
I bought this pocket book atlas when I was a junior medical student 3 years ago in a Book Exhibition. It has joined my "illustrative books collection" since that time. Illustrations explain better than texts, and you tend to remember the diseases quickly. Features of this pocket book include: - It covers wide range of infectious diseases compared to its size. - User-friendly format. - The text is ...

Environmental Engineering

4 reviews
Joseph A. Salvato, Nelson L. Nemerow, ...

Wiley, 2003

94 S: Excellent Resource, Environmental Health professionals
I have just reviewed the ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND SANITATION 1994 SUPPLEMENT, by Joseph A. Salvato and Joe E. Beck. It's a great resource for professionals seeking a broader vision of environmental health practice areas and where we are heading. Prof. Beck obviously put a lot of work into conceptualizing this volume and working with the distinguished contributors. It shows. In ...

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