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Drama and humanity laced with humour both subtle and lurid Samer Nashef, author of The Naked SurgeonThe Greek physician Hippocrates thought the human body contained blood, phlegm and bile. In the right balance, these fluids produced health; if not, pain.Liam Hughes is very familiar with bodily fluids. He spent nearly five decades on the NHS frontline, ultimately as a senior cardiologist. Extending the Hippocratic list to include sweat, tears, urine, solid waste and spunk (fortitude), he uses this framework to tell his own story of the highs and lows of hospital life. The terminal patient begging for a Brompton cocktail to end his suffering; the loathsome on-call surgeon who impales himself on a shooting-stick; the selfless consultant who rams a police car to save a patients life: all shape Hughes strong sense of what the medical calling should and should not entail.In a lively mixture of the lewd, the gross-out and the deeply humane, he conveys the pain, pleasure and pathos of hospital life. By turns moving, instructive, hilarious and outrageous, Bodily Fluids also expresses its authors anxiety about the state of our health service and offers a bold prescription for the way forward.

Esta obra apresenta o Plano Municipal de Educação Ambiental de Cristópolis-BA, construído com metodologia participativa, promovendo mobilização comunitária e soluções para a degradação ambiental, ins

Advancement in AGEP Pathology: A New Era of Medical Science takes readers on a deep and compassionate exploration into one of dermatologys most complex and misunderstood conditions, Acute Generalized Exanthematous Pustulosis (AGEP). Written in a clear, conversational tone, this book combines scientific insight with human understanding, guiding readers through the latest discoveries in AGEPs pathology, diagnosis, and treatment while offering support for those affected by this rare skin reaction. This comprehensive guide unpacks every layer of AGEP, from its cellular origins to its visible symptoms, revealing how the immune system, environmental factors, and drug interactions can trigger a sudden and severe response in the skin. Readers will gain a detailed understanding of AGEP pathophysiology, histopathological features, and the systemic and psychological effects that accompany the condition. Each chapter transforms complex medical information into easy, to, grasp explanations designed to inform, empower, and inspire confidence in managing the condition. What makes this book unique is its balance between scientific precision and human empathy. It not only explains the medical mechanisms behind AGEP but also recognizes the emotional toll it can take on patients and families. From exploring how AGEP manifests differently in infants, pregnant women, and the elderly, to discussing how nutrition, nursing care, and mental health play vital roles in recovery, the book provides a holistic view of what living with AGEP truly means. In addition to practical management advice, Advancement in AGEP Pathology delves into the future of dermatological science, examining new research directions and innovative therapies that are reshaping how clinicians and researchers understand this condition. Readers will also discover how lifestyle choices, immune system balance, and skin health strategies can contribute to prevention and long, term wellbeing. Whether you are a healthcare professional, student, patient, or simply a curious reader eager to understand rare dermatological disorders, this book serves as an invaluable resource. It bridges the gap between medical expertise and patient education, offering a compassionate perspective supported by science. With its engaging narrative and evidence, based content, Advancement in AGEP Pathology: A New Era of Medical Science is more than a medical reference, its a guide to understanding, managing, and overcoming one of dermatologys most fascinating challenges. Step into a new era of knowledge where medicine meets mindfulness, and science meets compassion.

O presente estudo tem como objetivo analisar as contribuições e interferências da diretriz "valorização do trabalho e do trabalhador", proposta pela Política Nacional de Humanização da Atenção e da G

Esta obra surge a partir do estágio pós-doutoral em Saúde Coletiva do Professor Dr. Israel Coutinho Sampaio Lima, sob supervisão do Professor Dr. José Jackson Coelho Sampaio. Juntos eles idealizam es

Este clássico dos estudos de gênero questiona a posição subalterna das mulheres nos cuidados de saúde na segunda metade do século XX. Para responder por que os médicos eram quase sempre homens e as m

"The Sailors Curse How a simple lime defeated the navys greatest killer" tackles the history of scurvy, a disease that killed more sailors than all storms and battles combined. For centuries, the cure for this horrific condition was a mystery, leading to the loss of millions of lives on long voyages. This book tracks the agonizingly slow acceptance of the cure: citrus fruit.Science writer Alan Cross tells the story of James Lind, who conducted the first clinical trial in history on board a ship in 1747. Despite proving that lemons and oranges cured the disease, it took the British Navy another 40 years to implement the findings. The book explores the bureaucratic arrogance and medical dogmas that delayed the solution."The Sailors Curse" is a lesson in how difficult it is to change established beliefs, even when the evidence is undeniable. It explains why British sailors are called "Limeys" and how the conquest of scurvy finally allowed the Royal Navy to dominate the globe.

"The Ice Pick Cure The Nobel Prize surgery that ruined thousands of lives" is a harrowing micro-history of the lobotomy. In the 1940s, this brutal proceduresevering connections in the brains prefrontal cortex with an ice pickwas hailed as a miracle cure for mental illness. Its inventor, Egas Moniz, even won the Nobel Prize.Author Eleanor Vance details the career of Walter Freeman, the showman doctor who performed lobotomies in his "Lobotomobile" van across America. The book focuses on the victims, including Rosemary Kennedy, whose life was destroyed by the surgery at age 23. It explores how desperation and a lack of pharmaceutical alternatives led medicine down a dark path."The Ice Pick Cure" is a cautionary tale about medical hubris. It reminds us that what is considered "cutting-edge science" today can become the barbarism of tomorrow, urging skepticism and ethical vigilance in the face of new "miracle" cures.

"The Hole in the Mind The man who survived a crowbar through the brain" tells the story of Phineas Gage, the most famous patient in the history of neuroscience. In 1848, an accidental explosion drove a tamping iron straight through the railroad foremans skull, destroying his left frontal lobe. Miraculously, he stood up and spoke minutes later. But the man who survived was no longer Phineas Gage.Author Gregory West explores how this gruesome accident provided the first hard evidence that personality is physically located in the brain. Before Gage, the mind was seen as a spiritual entity; after Gage, it became a biological machine. The book tracks his subsequent life as a drifter and a circus attraction, shedding light on the primitive state of 19th-century medicine."The Hole in the Mind" is a biography of an injury. It examines the fragile nature of "self" and how easily our character, morality, and impulse control can be altered by physical damage. It is the story of how a tragic accident birthed modern brain science.

"Este não é um livro sobre medicina. É sobre liberdade."Adriano Peduti, cirurgião plástico de sucesso, palestrante e mentor de médicos em todo o Brasil, compartilha, nesta obra, os bastidores da sua

Organon of Medicine distills Hahnemanns homeopathic doctrine into aphorisms that outline a radical therapeutic program: rigorous case-taking, individualization, single remedies in minimum doses, and remedies selected by the law of similars. Combining polemical prefaces with marginalia and observations, the treatise argues for a dynamic vital force and the primacy of provings. Composed against the backdrop of early nineteenth-century heroic medicine, it offers a systematic alternative to bleeding, purging, and polypharmacy. Samuel Hahnemann (17551843), a German physician, chemist, and prolific translator, wrote from disenchantment with prevailing practice. His linguistic and chemical erudition fed a methodological rigor rare among contemporaries; his self-experiment with cinchona bark crystallized the similitude principle. Reworking successive editions, he refined posology and clinical method, guided by a humane imperative to reduce iatrogenic harm and by Enlightenment ideals of observation and reproducibility. This book rewards readers in medical history, therapeutics, and the sociology of knowledge, whether sympathetic or skeptical of homeopathy. Read it to understand a formative, controversial attempt to reconstruct medicine on experiential grounds, and to trace enduring debates about evidence, individuality, and ethics in care. Scholars should consult a critical edition and attend to the revisions culminating in the sixth editions subtle shifts in potency and practice.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Mercks 1899 Manual of the Materia Medica is a compact, alphabetized pharmaco-therapeutic compendium that inventories late nineteenth-century drugs, chemicals, and botanicals with their synonyms, preparations, doses, and cautions. Written in a terse, telegraphic style optimized for the pocket and the dispensary bench, it distills contemporary physiological actions, indications, incompatibilities, and antidotes, alongside practical tables and measures. Situated at the cusp of modern pharmacology, after germ theory and the rise of synthetic organics, it registers the transition from eclectic remedies to standardized, assayable agents. Issued by Merck & Co., whose roots in the Darmstadt apothecary tradition evolved into an industrial chemical-pharmaceutical enterprise, the manual reflects the firms laboratory rigor and international cataloging of materia medica. Compiled by company chemists and physicians for practicing clinicians and pharmacists, it responds to the explosive growth of the pharmacopeias and the need for reliable nomenclature, purity standards, and convertible dosage guidance across markets and languages. Readers of medical history, historical pharmacology, and book history will find an authoritative snapshot of practice circa 1899. As a teaching artifact and a working reference, it rewards close study by clinicians, pharmacists, and scholars seeking the sources, standards, and therapeutics that shaped modern drug knowledge.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Are you tired of worrying about sleep?Curious, compassionate and utterly practical. This book doesnt just help you understand sleep; it helps you understand yourself Damian Hughes, co-presenter of High Performance***THE INTERNATIONAL SENSATION BEING PUBLISHED IN 18 LANGUAGES***A clear-eyed and passionate antidote to both individual sleep anxiety and our current obsessive, perfectionist culture, Think Less, Sleep More unpacks the science and fundamentals of sleep - including misunderstood concepts such as sleep drive and sleep debt - and arms you with simple tools for how you can improve something you spend a third of your life doing.Youll discover: Why your evening routine matters far less than your morning routine How to trust your bodys natural sleep drive and rhythms Why bad nights dont ruin your health How to re-set your relationship with sleep and free yourself from sleep anxiety

bem-estar animal consolidou-se como um dos pilares centrais da suinocultura moderna, influenciando diretamente a produtividade, a sustentabilidade dos sistemas de produço e a aceitaço social da atividade. Bem-estar animal na suinocultura apresenta uma abordagem integrada e atualizada dos principios cientificos, tecnicos e normativos que orientam o manejo responsavel dos suinos ao longo de todo o ciclo produtivo. A obra aborda de forma didatica e aplicada as principais fases da criaço, discutindo os desafios especificos de cada etapa, os indicadores de bem-estar mais utilizados, os impactos do manejo sobre o desempenho produtivo e as estrategias praticas para a prevenço do estresse, de leses e de perdas sanitarias. Temas como enriquecimento ambiental, comportamento animal e legislaço vigente so tratados de maneira integrada a realidade do campo e da industria. Ao reunir ciencia, pratica e conformidade legal, o livro oferece uma viso clara e acessivel para estudantes, tecnicos, produtores e profissionais da cadeia suinicola, reforçando o bem-estar animal como elemento estrategico para sistemas produtivos eticos, eficientes e sustentaveis.

A Companheira Fiel | Viagem Astral Interestelar Fato Verídico Numa conexão sexual gera uma consciência energética, a qual se mistura com a corrente vital que cada um já traz consigo, uma energia cata

Eletrocardioteca é um guia de consulta rápida de eletrocardiograma (ECG). Nele você encontrará as principais patologias exemplificadas em forma de traçados didáticos e explicações pontuais que facili

Introduço: Nos dias de hoje, muitas mulheres conciliam a maternidade com a carreira empreendedora, buscando equilibrar suas responsabilidades familiares e profissionais de maneira eficaz. A gesto do tempo e a produtividade so questes essenciais para mes empreendedoras que desejam alcançar o sucesso sem sacrificar sua saude mental ou o tempo com seus filhos. Em um mundo onde a demanda por multitarefas e constante, estrategias eficientes de organizaço e foco se tornam indispensaveis para maximizar resultados. Este material visa explorar praticas de gesto do tempo e produtividade que atendem as necessidades especificas das mes empreendedoras. Abordaremos tecnicas de planejamento, a importancia de estabelecer metas claras e como lidar com as dificuldades cotidianas. Alem disso, discutiremos ferramentas digitais e metodos comprovados para aumentar a eficiencia no trabalho e na vida pessoal, permitindo que as mes consigam prosperar em ambos os ambitos sem comprometer seu bem-estar.

Propus-me a escrever esse livro em função de convite da Dra. Maria José Campagnole dos Santos, enquanto investida na presidência da Sociedade Brasileira de Fisiologia, para ministrar conferência sobr

Este livro reúne, de forma didática e atualizada, os principais fundamentos da semiologia neurológica, divididos entre aspectos gerais e especializados. Elaborado por estudantes, residentes e preceptores, o conteudo reflete o compromisso com o ensino medio de qualidade. Sua publicaço e de grande importancia, o livro de semiologia neurologica e uma ferramenta essencial para os profissionais da area da saude que trabalham com pacientes neurologicos, e sua leitura e estudo so altamente recomendados. Esperamos que este livro seja util e contribua para a formaço medica, pois quem estuda medicina sem livros navega por mar desconhecido, adverte Sir Osler, mas quem estuda medicina sem pacientes nem vai ao mar.

Cuidar da saúde nem sempre é fácil e no universo de informações veiculadas atualmente ficamos cada vez mais perdidos e confusos. Neste livro o autor ensina o programa de detox que ele mesmo já aplico