Dział biblioteki dotyczący zdrowia ma wiele oddzielnych półek poświęconym różnym dziedzinom. Ponieważ według statystyk połowa ludzi w krajach cywilizowanych umiera na raka ( co sprawia, że dotyczy to nas wszystkich) więc na ten temat będzie pewnie więcej książek niż na inne tematy. Ta uwaga dotyczy również medycyny alternatywnej.

W dziale ogólnym są książki interdyscyplinarne albo takie dla których na razie nie stworzyłem dla nich odpowiedniego działu albo nie wiem gdzie je umieścic.

Anatomia i fizjologia	Anestezjologia	Biochemia
Chirurgia	Choroby przewlekłe	Choroby zakaźne
Dermatologia	Discovery health	Embriologia
Endokrynologia	Farmakologia	Fizjoterapia
Gastroenterologia	Genetyka	Geriatria
Hematologia	Historia medycyny	Immunologia
Interna	Kardiologia	Medycyna ratunkowa
Medycyna rodzinna	Medycyna sądowa	Medycyna sportowa
Neonatologia	Neurologia	Obrazowanie medyczne
Odżywianie	Okulistyka	Onkologia
Ortopedia	Parazytologia	Patologia
Pediatria	Pielęgnowanie	Położnictwo i Ginekologia
Profilaktyka	Psychiatria	Psychologia
Reumatologia	Słowniki i encyklopedie medyczne	Statystyka medyczna
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8 paź 09 18:44

Stephen C. Stearns and Jacob C. Koella - Evolution in Health and Disease - Oxford University Press 2 008.pdf

This book surveys the ways in which evolutionary thought illuminates medical science. It is intended for a broad audience that includes medical students, graduate students in the biological sciences, medical and biological educators, medical and biological researchers, medical practitioners, and the interested public. Readers with backgrounds in biology or medicine should feel at home; those without such backgrounds may at times feel challenged. We have asked the authors to reduce jargon and introduce technical terms with clear definitions; often we have succeeded, but not always.

4,2 MB
8 paź 09 18:02

David Newble, Robert Cannon - A Handbook for Medic al Teachers.pdf

14,5 MB
4 paź 09 18:22

Stephen Tomlinson, Anthony M. Heagerty, Anthony P. Weetman, Rayaz A.Malik - Mechanisms of Disease, An Introduction to Clinical Science.pdf

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3 paź 09 11:57

Evidence Based Medicine Workbook - Finding and app lying the best research evidence Written by Paul G lasziou, Chris Del Mar and Janet Salisbury - BMJ P ublishing Group 2003.pdf

14,3 MB
3 paź 09 9:51

David Burnett, John Crocker - The Science of Labor atory Diagnosis 2nd Ed.pdf

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30 wrz 09 19:33

Alan V. Parbhoo - What They Didnt Teach You at Med ical School - Springer 2007.pdf

1,6 MB
30 wrz 09 19:22

Peter Richards, Simon Stockill, Rosalind Foster, E lizabeth Ingall - Learning Medicine (2006).pdf

Learning Medicine is a must-read for anyone thinking they might want to take
up a career in medicine.Whatever your background, whether you are a schoolleaver
or a mature student, if you are interested in finding out more about being
a doctor,medical-school life, and the details of how to get a place at medical
school, this is the book for you.
Learning Medicine has been in continuous publication since 1983. Over its
many editions the information has been regularly and fully updated and adapted
to reflect the changing climate in medical education. It has become a classic.
The seventeenth edition has been revised throughout to bring you up to date on
practical details about entry as well as the latest changes in the curriculum.
In this edition, for the first time, the professional pitfalls facing medical students
and doctors are set out by a barrister with immense experience of doctors in difficulty.
This new post-Shipman chapter will be useful throughout a medical lifetime.
Written by a leading academic, a GP, a barrister, and a graduate medical student,
this definitive careers guide gives a true insight into life as a student and what it
means to be a doctor. It will be invaluable in helping tomorrow’s doctors decide for
themselves about their future careers.

1,7 MB
30 wrz 09 19:14

Adrian Blundell, Richard Harrison, Benjamin Turney - The Essential Guide to Becoming a Doctor - Bla ckwell Publishing 2007.pdf

So you want to be a doctor? Have you asked yourself why?
Doctors have a highly privileged role. Medics are involved in people’s lives
from facilitating their conception to dignifying their death.Medicine can be a
rewarding career despite constant concerns regarding hours, pay and working
conditions.Consequently, competition for places at medical school is high and
on the increase.
Deciding to choose medicine is a decision that has lifelong and lifestyle
implications. Do you know that you will have to spend 5 years at university
and then up to 15 years before reaching the top of your profession? Do you
know what being on call means? Even more importantly do you have any
idea what life at university and a career as a doctor will be like?
Look no further because help is at hand. Here is the completely unbiased,
honest and unadulterated guide to telling you everything you ever wanted to
know about being a doctor – and a lot more. From the initial application
right through to training in your chosen speciality – it’s all here.

6,8 MB
30 wrz 09 17:27

Apprentice Doctor - How to Examine Patients.pdf

Reading this e-book will bring you one step closer to an exciting and respected career in medicine!
This e-book contains a wealth of medical information and numerous practical projects.
These practical projects will ensure the retention of the knowledge for years and years. This is indeed the secret why medical students seem to grasp and retain such an enormous amount of information with apparent ease – they apply their knowledge daily!
In order to complete the practical projects contained in this e-book, you will need a number of medical instruments.
Most of these instruments can be acquired at your nearest pharmacy, or you can purchase them from the ‘Shop’ page at www.TheApprenticeDoctor.com.
You should also consider investing in The Apprentice Doctor™ Standard kit.

18,1 MB
27 wrz 09 17:28

Xiao-Ming Yin, Zheng Dong - Essentials of Apoptosi s A Guide for Basic and Clinical Research - Humana 2009.pdf

The first edition of this book was published in 2003. It was intended to provide
the basic and essential information of apoptosis for those who were new to the
field and who wanted to apply the knowledge to their own research. The book
therefore focused on the concepts, the basic molecular architecture, and the
pathophysiological significance of apoptosis. Since the first edition, there have
been tremendous new developments in the field of apoptosis and cell death in
general. The concept of various types of cell death has been further developed.
The studies in both basic and clinical disciplines have been greatly expanded.
In particular, notable progress has been made in extending the work into the
therapeutic arena. As a result, the field has matured considerably and developed
extensive cross-talk with works in other fields.

10,9 MB
25 wrz 09 18:22