With climate change in the news, an urban core that has reached boiling point, and many children growing up without role models and with limited dreams, where is hope?
Tesla jolts and flows between the extraordinary life of the inventor Nikola Tesla, the making of a feature film about him by the celebrated director Michael Almereyda, and episodes from the filmmaker's own restless, quixotic career.
Banff Mountain Book Award Winner - Grand PrizeBanff Mountain Book Award Winner - Mountain Literature"e;A lovely tribute that illuminates what makes a life extraordinary.
Dieses kleine Buch ist ein Kapitel aus „The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Epidemic Cover-up Volume Two“ (Die Vertuschung der Epidemie des Chronischen Erschöpfungssyndroms – Band zwei).
Neste pequeno livro explosivo, o primeiro editor a devotar seu jornal à cobertura da AIDS, bem como da Síndrome da Fadiga Crônica, detalha o papel de Anthony Fauci no encobrimento da verdade sobre a relação das duas epidemias.
En este pequeno y explosivo libro, el primer editor que dedico su periodico a la cobertura del SIDA y del Sindrome de Fatiga Cronica detalla el papel de Anthony Fauci en el encubrimiento de la verdad sobre la relacion de ambas epidemias.
People diagnosed with dementia are still living and deserve the support needed to help them live as well as possible through the trauma and losses they face.
I WAS NOT A GOOD MEDICAL STUDENTBLUNT BUT GOODTHE LIFE AND DECLINE OF THE FAMILY DOCTORThis trilogy records the life, starting as a young man, who decided, after the death of his mother, to make a difference by becoming a Doctor.
In Nurses behind Bars, author Beth Grayson unveils the fascinating and unimaginable events, behaviors, and relationships occurring in a maximum security, all-female prison.
When his father and grandfather introduced him to trout fishing at the Flag River in the wilds of northern Wisconsin, eight-year-old Tony was-in a word-hooked.
The book is about Neuroscience as acquired and practiced by myself across 3 continents: from Cairo, issues like colonial psychiatry, pellagra madness, population explosion and contraception are highlighted.
This is the amazing, true story of Gerald Sanford, a former New York City police officer and FDNY firefighter who retired and moved to Naples, Florida.
When author Ruth James Krise was accepted into the nursing class at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital in Kingston, Pennsylvania, in September of 1953, she was the oldest of the lot.
The value of this Memoir lies in the objective presentation of several key historical events in specific countries where the author lived and worked, ranging from Canada through Africa and Europe to the Caribbean.
This is the life story of a family branch rooted in America in 1636 represented by a man who graduated from Colgate University, New York Medical College during World War II and Harvard with a post graduate degree who learned the practice of medicine in a small coal mining town with a young family doing medical procedures that would be impossible today.
In 1997, after surviving a devastating, disfiguring accident, a six-year-old waif from Honduras was brought to Madison, Wisconsin, where University Hospital's world-class reconstructive surgeons took her into their care.
A breast cancer diagnosis at forty-nine forces Christine Shields Corrigan, a wife, mom, and meticulous list-maker, to confront her deepest fears of illness, death, and loss of control as she struggles to face cancer again.
