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I think that the book General Thoracic Surgery by Thomas W., MD Shields is complete and simple. there aren't adjectives about MD Shields.

I read this book once in the 9th Grade and again when I was a Junior and It just gets better every time I read. I was almost a little sad that it isn't one of the top sellers under the medical catagory. The reason I liked this book so much is because A. It is a real story, so all these heart breaking and emotional stories are true B. It was told by the doctor himself, because only he can describe the trials and tribulations of aspiring to be a doctor. Anyone that wants to be or who has ever thought being a doctor should read this book.

After reading just some of this book I went to Mallows Bay and canoed all through whats left of all these shipwrecks. While looking at the photos and reading some of what happened here I was hooked. There is so much history around that I will continue to read more about this area and go back for further visits!

This book is about a girl named Rhoda Midyette who lives on an island. Her father is the head of the lifesaving crew. Things aren't going very well for Rhoda. Her best friend fatally ill, and there seems to be a whrecker on the island. Rhoda is determined to find out who it is and why. This book is really spooky at certaim points and it is a great mystery book. I highly reccomend it for kids ages 9-15

The book provides cutting edge knowledge on current therapies and controversies in Glaucoma mangement. I definetly liked the global outlook of the book and strongly recommend it.

Although the target audience for this book is brain tumor doctors, most of the chapters are easily understandable by "lay people", and give you the knowledge needed to make the hard decisions on treatment options.

This is the most up-to-date review of all treatment options available, with each topic covered by the doctors doing the work in that area!

Despite the serenity of a lush green golf course, it is one of the top five locations where a person will experience a heart attack. The game of golf, like no other sport, combines healthy elements like sunshine and fresh air, with an activity that strengthens the heart, lungs, muscles, and joints of the body, when played properly. Dr. Ed Palank, The Golf Doc, knows. He understands that you can play better golf, and not fall victim to a heart attack or heat stroke, if you pay attention to your body.

Not just another book about improving your game, The Golf Doc is a comprehensive compendium about how to prevent golf injuries and speed up recovery time. The Golf Doc is filled with health tips and useful information on allergies, nutrition, medication, heart care, skin care, vision, playing in adverse weather, exercises for those big drives, course safety, and the mental game. You'll find advice on issues important to women, seniors, juniors, and players with disabilities. Stories from professionals and mere mortals who love the game offer inspiration and words of warning. Golf is a game for life. Improve your game and your life by staying healthy.

This book helped my golf game quite a bit, especially in distance and straightness, simply by trying a few of the exercises from the exercise chapter. I had always known that golfers have back problems from overuse of their back muscles, but I've never known what to do about it, until now. Now, on my recurrent nightmare holes, I'm closer than I've ever been after the drive, and wondering what to do with the hook that's suddenly appeared after years of bannana balls. The author is a prominent orthopaedic surgeon who has also spent a few years on the pro golf circuit, so he knows the subject intimately. I've had my share of down time, and was strongly motivated to understand (and practice!) the many morsels of guidance from this pragmatic and experienced golfing doctor. This is not a book to just read.

This book is great in that it gives levels (1-4) for your pain. When I started using this book I was dabbling between 4 and 3 alot. 4 is akin to a mouth of toothaches that are throbbing; 3 is a constant dull numbness that takes away concentration but allows menial labour and tasks to be performed; 2 is spasmodic pain or pain with certain movements; 1 is know it's there at all and doesn't bother me , hey I can function! It gives practical ideas and hints and help on what to do and makes you realize that sometimes rest is just necessary. Between this and Dr Michael Murray's Arthritis book you'll be back on track before long. Please try this book, it is superb and truly worth your money and time. If you have arthritis and are really willing to work with it this book will get you there. (BTW I am now mainly level 1! It's a great to be alive!)

This book is fantastic. It should be read by every grandchild who has a grandfather that is dying from cancer. It is VERY realistic and explains living and dying in a manner that is understandable to children. I reccomend this book HIGHLY.