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Mental Health Research and Practice
A comprehensive handbook covering current, controversial, and debated topics in psychiatric practice, aligned to the EPA Scientific Sections. All chapters been written by international experts active within their respective fields and they follow a structured template, covering updates relevant to clinical practice and research, current challenges, and future perspectives. This essential book features a wide range of topics in psychiatric research from child and adolescent psychiatry, epidemiology and social psychiatry to forensic psychiatry and neurodevelopmental disorders. It provides a unique global overview on different themes, from the recent dissemination in ordinary clinical practice of the ICD-11 to the innovations in addiction and consultation-liaison psychiatry. In addition, the book offers a multidisciplinary perspective on emerging hot topics including emergency psychiatry, ADHD in adulthood, and innovation in telemental health. An invaluable source of evidence-based information for trainees in psychiatry, psychiatrists, and mental health professionals.
Shaker Days
Some people call it "earthquake weather," but during the Great Depression in a suburb just outside of Los Angeles, Joe Hodge knew them as "shaker days." In Joes world, such a day foreshadowed more than earthquakes; it meant personal catastrophe was also on the way-after all, Joes mother had died on a shaker day. Its the summer of 1933, and further tragedy, a trio of bullies, first love, and a revealed family secret are about to rock Joes world even more. Prepare to be transported to a time when life was hard, Hollywood was glamorous, and a boy discovered the truth. Shaker Days is a riveting tale that will warm your heart long after youve reached the end.
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Latex Allergies and the Health Care Industry
Witnesses: Angela Presson, Med. Officer, OSHA; Elizabeth Jacobson, Center for Devices & Radiological Health, FDA; Laileni Kicklighter, Risk Management Services, North Broward Hospital Dist., Ft. Lauderdale, FL, for the Amer. Hospital Assoc.; Charles Reed, Former Chief, Div. of Allergy & Internal Med., Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN; S. Timothy Rose, Pres., Amer. Dental Assoc.; F. Samuel Eberts III, Allegiance Healthcare Corp., IL; Robert Hamilton, Assoc. Prof. of Med. & Pathology, Johns Hopkins, Univ. School of Med., Asthma & Allergy Center; Susan Wilburn, Amer. Nurses Assoc.; & C. Everett Koop, M.D. Former U.S. Surgeon General.
Genetic Memory of the Cazadores
The cutting edge of human brain research is exploring how to download our own individual memory for digital storage and later shared access. In the near future, the brilliant neuro-scientist Steven Marshall collaborates with his devious post-doc student to discover access to “Genetic Memory” residing in us all. Identify your own fleeting ability to access your own inherited memory as déjà vu, mystical or religious visions, certain types of creative thought, vivid repeating dreams, infatuation with the past and genealogy, artistic inspiration, child prodigies, or even the monster within. This science fiction novel, The Genetic Memory of the Cazadores, elaborates upon the plausible science of translating the locked codes of genetic memory to re-create a compelling story of human experience. Join a typical middle-aged man, Robert Walker, as he undertakes his dangerous journey of the mind and uncovers a past available to us all—hidden deep in the abyss of human history. You are invited to discover your own ancestral ‘genetic memory’!
Nuclear Explosion Services for Industrial Applications
Considers H.R. 477 and identical H.R. 10288 and companion S. 1885, to amend the Atomic Energy Act to authorize AEC to provide peaceful nuclear explosives to commercial domestic and foreign concerns under an expanded Plowshare Program. Includes report "Nuclear Construction Engineering Technology" by Lt. Col. Bernard C. Hughes, Sept. 1968 (p. 447-629).
