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Home > Books > HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 4th Edition: The Complete Home Medical Dictionary
HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 4th Edition: The Complete Home Medical Dictionary
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Manufacturer: Harper Collins
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Synopsis
This is the most comprehensive and accessible
medical dictionary available to the layperson. The 4th edition will
include more than 28,000 terms that comprise the core of information
for all the health sciences. The entries are simple and concise, and
are further clarified by over 3,500 two-color illustrations which
appear thoughout the book. There are also dozens of tables-including
bones, muscles, nerves, and chemical symbols.
Annotation
Over 2500 illustrations with color-coded references, etc.
Biography
Ida Dox, PhD, listed in Marquis Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World, is the senior author of several reference books in the medical sciences, including Melloni's Illustrated Dictionary of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Parthenon Publishing) and Attorney's Illustrated Medical Dictionary (West Group), and is a co-author of the award-winning book Illustrated Review of Human Anatomy (J.B. Lippincott) and Melloni's Illustrated Student Atlas of Human Anatomy
(Parthenon Publishing). Her many consulting services in medical
communication and human anatomy have included working for the U.S.
House of Representatives on the medical panel of the Select Committee
on Assassinations, investigating the assassinations of President John
F. Kennedy and Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. She testified with the
medical panel before the congressional hearing about her involvement in
the investigation. Her detailed study of the anatomical evidence and
resulting illustrations are housed in the National Archives. Dr Dox was
employed at Georgetown University School of Medicine and her scientific
articles appear in professional journals. She resides near the National
Institutes of Health and the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda,
Maryland, where she consults their voluminous medical literature and
resources.
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