diseases

Examines the ear, nose, and throat, looking at their anatomy, physiology, and the diseases that afflict them.

Examines the cultural and bio-social consequences of Columbus's arrival in the New World in 1492, discussing the resulting international exchange of disease, the transformation of world food supplies, and the change in world population growth.

An illustrated study of the workings of the human brain, looking at the brain's architecture, the significance of genes on the brain, states of mind, brain damage, depression, addiction, and other topics.

Discusses how the kidney functions, diseases that can affect it, and ways to treat renal failure.

Examines the cultural and bio-social consequences of Columbus's arrival in the New World in 1492, discussing the resulting international exchange of disease, the transformation of world food supplies, and the change in world population growth.

Presents twenty-six articles from the pages of "Scientific American" magazine, in which the authors, including scientists, clinicians, and other experts, discuss various aspects of the workings of the human brain.

Presents health tips from the Mayo Clinic on managing diabetes, covering blood sugar monitoring, diet, exercise, weight control, medications, transplantation, medical tests, self-care, sexual health, and the dangers of letting the disease go uncontrolled.

Presents an index of over 130 signs/symptoms of illness in cats, followed by a series of flow charts that diagnose the possible condition and advise what action to take; and includes information on normal cat bodies and behavior, preventive care, and the care of a sick or injured cat.

A doctor answers questions posed by teens with a chronic illness or disability about family relationships, dating, sex, drugs, and other important issues.

Advice on how to provide good health and medical care for dogs.