Human Embryology (Second Edition)

Human Embryology and Teratology, Second Edition

Contrary to common current assumption, modern right-to-die and "Baby Doe" debates are not unprecedented products of new life-saving technology. In 1915, Dr. Harry Haiselden, chief surgeon and president of German-American Hospital in Chicago, was the first Western physician to publicly permit the death of a potentially savable newborn. Dr. Haiselden's decision to take his case to the mass media ...

Human Histology, Second Edition

The material is substantial, informative and complete with explanations of the physiology underlying nutrition, but still maintains readability appropriate for the general public. In addition, there is a summary and resource section at the end of each chapter to help guide those who wish to read more about a given topic, as well as useful appendices with growth charts, recommended daily allowan...

Human Structure. Second Edition

The first edition of Human Structure was published in 1972 for use as an anatomy text. Since then, most medical schools have significantly decreased the time allotted to gross anatomy. This new edition is designed to fit a shortened anatomy course. The outline is unchanged from the previous edition, with 57 short chapters organized in eight general sections. The first section, "General Introduc...

Analysing Human Movement Patterns Second edition

Human Sexuality ( Second Edition ) By Simon LeVay

Breedlove (2004) reviewed the first edition of this textbook for this Journal and helpfully noted that there were over 3,200 hits for ‘‘human sexuality’’ on Amazon.com, and the best selling book was Five Minutes to Orgasm Every Time You Make Love. Now, there are over 11,500 hits, indicating a near fourfold increase in the amount of information to know (I hope we have all kept up). And, the curr...