John Green

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2. Frederic S (Frederic Schiller) Lee

Harvey's Views on the Use of the Circulation of the Blood

1. A (Albert) Dastre
2. W J (William John) Greenstreet

Life and Death

1. A (Albert) Dastre
2. W J (William John) Greenstreet

Life and Death

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Tuberkulose

Ein mitreißendes Plädoyer von John Green für den Kampf gegen die tödlichste Infektion der WeltAuf einer Reise nach Sierra Leone lernt Bestsellerautor John Green den jungen Henry kennen, der mit Tuberkulose im Krankenhaus liegt. Seine bewegende Krankheitsgeschichte nimmt er zum Anlass, der ältesten und tödlichsten Infektionskrankheit der Welt auf den Grund zu gehen. Er will sich nicht damit abfinden, dass jährlich 1,5 Millionen Menschen sterben, obwohl es seit langem wirksame Medikamente gegen Tuberkulose gibt. John Green fordert Lösungen für diese globale Gesundheitskrise: weltweiten Zugang zu lebensrettender Behandlung, erschwinglichere Medikamente, Aufmerksamkeit und Engagement. Sein Buch ist ein Appell, hinzusehen und zu handeln. Eine berührende, informative und dringliche Lektüre für alle, die sich für soziale Gerechtigkeit und Gesundheit einsetzen.

Medical Neuropsychology and Behavioral Health

It is increasingly recognized that medical conditions can have diverse neurocognitive, psychosocial, and functional implications, even in the absence of obvious neurological involvement. Filling a crucial gap, this comprehensive clinical reference reviews current research and provides guidelines for assessment and intervention.

Medical Neuropsychology and Behavioral Health

"This impressive resource will be useful to practicing neuropsychologists and trainees, as well as clinical psychologists in medical settings. The volume covers a range of non-central nervous system conditions for which neuropsychologists have a role to play in evaluation, patient and family feedback, and clinical research. Some of the conditions covered have been less widely studied from a neuropsychological perspective, and chapters help set the stage for new directions and opportunities in multidisciplinary health care. The volume strikes a nice balance between foundational and more advanced information about interactions between neurobehavioral, cognitive, and psychological factors in different bodily systems."--C. Munro Cullum, PhD, ABPP, Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, and Neurological Surgery; Pamela Blumenthal Distinguished Professor of Clinical Psychology; and Senior Neuropsychologist, Peter O’Donnell Brain Institute, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center "Evidence amassed over decades in the clinical neuropsychology field has highlighted that the brain and body operate through complex relationships that are not unidirectional, but rather multidirectional. In this tour de force volume, expert contributors thoughtfully elucidate the bodily systems and modifiable external factors that play critical roles in adult brain health. This well-organized, highly instructive book elegantly synthesizes extensive scientific knowledge, making it an accessible and invaluable reference for trainees and practitioners at every career stage."--Shawn M. McClintock, PhD, MSCS, Lydia Bryant Test Distinguished Professorship in Psychiatric Research, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center "Block and Johnson-Greene provide a much-needed examination of how 'non-neurological' disorders impact neuropsychological function. Among the book's strengths are chapters on behavioral influences on brain health, in addition to the bodily systems-based chapters. The emphasis on structural and functional neuroanatomical correlates gives readers a critical foundation for making brain–behavior predictions based on a patient's medical history. The book also offers very useful practical recommendations, such as suggested interview questions and screening tests. This text is essential for all clinicians, from trainees to seasoned neuropsychologists, given the multiple medical comorbidities seen in patients who present for neuropsychological assessment."--Cynthia S. Kubu, PhD, ABPP-CN, Staff Neuropsychologist, Cleveland Clinic; Professor of Neurology and Vice Dean for Faculty, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine “This book is long overdue as a resource for clinical neuropsychologists. The volume rightfully recognizes that the brain does not work in isolation, but rather across and within systems throughout the body. This focus is particularly helpful in postdoctoral fellowship training, where burgeoning neuropsychologists enhance their existing clinical practice and research and get involved in innovative new applications in clinical neuroscience."--Beth K. Rush, PhD, ABPP, Department of Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic in Florida-