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Nothing North
Amy Millers is one lucky girl, or maybe fate intervened. In an industry that’s full of enthusiastic, driven and determined journalists, she’s been offered the chance of a lifetime to work at Gates Publishing, one of the world’s largest publishing firms. They stink of money and power and when they let their money do the talking, they become untouchable in every way. From all the hundreds of applicants who applied, they wanted Amy. It must have been her deep love and long standing commitment for the English language that they sensed because she shined brighter than the rest. There’s more to Amy than her love of writing. She dreams a lot and her dreams are not always nice. Sometimes, he...
All the Owls Cry
Born and raised in Melbourne, Allison Veronica Garcia has a proud family background from Argentina, Spain and Italy. She intensely studied writing and editing with a focus on specialising in the crime/thriller genre since having a strong family history of direct relatives who worked in the police force and as special detectives in homicide, and in the army working on secret services.Allison felt naturally influenced to write a dark tale after listening to many of their stories of how they got the bad guy and the tedious process they endured to get there. Nothing North is her first debut novel with a supernatural twist.Allison is a passionate reader and a dedicated writer. She has been writing short stories and emotionally charged poems for more than sixteen years. She currently lives in Melbourne, Australia with her family and her beloved Dachshund, Fifi.
One Must Fall
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Allison V. Gray
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Oncology in the Precision Medicine Era
This volume comprehensively reviews oncology in the precision medicine era of personalized care, latest developments in the field, and indications and clinical trials for the treatment of cancer with targeted therapies, immunotherapy, and epigenetic modulators. It thoroughly addresses concerns of various types of cancers including cancers of the head and neck, lung, colon, esophagus, bladder, pancreas, and breast; melanoma; multiple myeloma; hepatocellular carcinoma; renal cell carcinoma; and sarcomas. It is organized and written in a format that is easy to follow for both clinicians and non-clinical scientists interested in personalized medicine. Chapters cover the identification of the clinical problem and summary of recent findings, tumor biology and heterogeneity, genomics, examples of simple and complex cases, biological pathways, future clinical trials, and financial considerations. Oncology in the Precision Medicine Era: Value-Based Medicine will serve as a useful resource for medical oncologists and healthcare providers tailoring medicine to the needs of the individual patient, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and follow up.
Clearinghouse Review
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