Published October, 2019
By Rosemary Cook
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"Petticoat Government" tells the story of a great Victorian charitable enterprise - the York Home for Nurses.The home combined the provision of private nursing care with free care for the 'sick poor' of the City, and was the first of its kind in the country.

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Published September, 2019
By Anthony Seaton, Robert J Aitken, John W Cherrie, Richard A Graveling, Fintan Hurley, Alastair Robertson, Colin A Soutar and Philip J Woodhead
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In 2019, the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) celebrates 50 years of endeavour to understand and prevent occupational and environmental ill health.

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Published August, 2019
By Mike K.S. Chan and Dmitry Klokol
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In most of the doctors' perception the term 'regenerative medicine' is associated with tissue reconstruction after severe injuries, burns or trauma.

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Published March, 2019
By Dr. Mike Chan and Dr. Dmitry Klokol
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With the arise of chronic, age and lifestyle-related illnesses, overwhelming stress, toxins and pollution, the society began to value more aspects of personal health than mere physical symptoms - the balance and harmony of mind, spirit and body.

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Published February, 2019
By Val Brown
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In 1898, female doctors were a rare species. But, in that year, not one but two young female doctors, Helen Boyle and Mabel Jones, arrived in Hove and set up in general practice.

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Published February, 2019
By Susie Bailey
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Would you like to follow the path towards health and away from disease? Type 2 diabetes, asthma, arthritis, IBS, thyroid problems, depression, dementia, anxiety and heart disease are common in the western world, but that needn't be the case.

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Published November, 2018
By Jennifer Poole PhD
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"Autism/ASD is generally considered to be a 'lifelong' condition. However In the last 5 years or so it has been found that some children can 'lose' their diagnoses. That is: they can 'recover'. Researchers do not yet know how this can happen, given the current genetic theory of autism.

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Published September, 2018
By Joanna Tulloch
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The Invitation to the Garden is a spiritual journey described in verse and prose and tells of Joanna's struggle to make sense of her faith while suffering from recurring anorexia and severe depression. In this heartfelt story, readers follow Joanna's passage from fear and darkness into light and love.

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Published August, 2018
By Savi McKenzie-Smith
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Using simple language for the everyday reader, Buried Secrets gives descriptive accounts from real people who have been depressed with who they are, and how they've changed their personality for the better using psychotherapy or 'the talking cure'.

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Published August, 2018
By Dr Herbert Barrie and Dr Michael Barrie
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Dr Herbert Barrie was a leading figure in paediatrics and a pioneer in neonatology. He passed away in 2017 yet his story lives on in his own words. Now published by his son, Putting Tiny Patients First is a collection of tributes, articles, editorials and anecdotes penned by this astonishing man and those that knew him best.

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