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One of the great tragedies of modern medical science is its refusal to recognize the cancer microbe - the hidden killer in cancer, AIDS, and other immune diseases - and the germ that exists in all of us. Dr. Cantwell, an outstanding researcher in cancer microbiology, has spent a lifetime studying and documenting this hidden killer in breast cancer, lymphoma, Kaposi's sarcoma, AIDS, lung disease, scleroderma, lupus, and other diseases. His published research is found in every medical library in the world. Now he has written an easy-to-read book that will appeal to anyone interested in learning the secret cause of cancer. You will learn about the suppressed research of physicians like Wilhelm Reich, Antoine Bechamp, Virginia Livingston, and other scientists whose brilliant cancer discoveries and treatments were censored, suppressed, or ignored by the medical establishment. If you have ever wondered what causes cancer, and why doctors can't cure it, this is the informative book you must read. .
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A whole book about washing your face? Actually, it isn't. This book should have been titled How to Understand Your Skin and Make It Look Better, Whatever Your Skin Type or Age, because it covers so much more than how to cleanse your face. Barney Kenet, a leading dermatologist and author of Saving Your Skin, explains how skin works (it's more than "wrapping paper") and changes, and what you can do to look and feel better. Some tips are very simple--stop washing so much. (The average woman showers for 12 minutes--cut that to 5.) Others take more effort. You answer some questions to develop your personal skin profile, then get an array of practical tips for your profile. Kenet isn't timid about telling you which brand-name cleansers, moisturizers, makeup, and other products work best for different types of skin, and which are not recommended. The book also gives tips for hair. Frequent stories of Kenet's patients lend human interest. This is a fine resource for women and men who want to improve their skin, not just wash it. --Joan Price.
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When women are asked to name the one thing they would like to change about their faces, most of them say, "the wrinkles " But according to Neal Schultz, one of Park Avenue's top dermatologists for the past 25 years, it's color and texture issues, not wrinkles, that cause most of them dissatisfaction with their skin. That's why It's Not Just About Wrinkles is such a breakthrough book in the skin-care world: not only does it enable readers to remedy their problems in just four minutes a day, but it teaches them how to correctly identify exactly what their problems are.

This informative and user-friendly book demonstrates Dr. Schultz's clinically proven five-step program with fascinating before and after photos of real patients, engaging sidebars with statistics and helpful hints, and the author's exclusive guide to selecting the right products for every skin type and every skin problem. It's Not Just About Wrinkles takes all the mystery and confusion out of skin care by revealing dermatologists' long-held trade secrets. Finally, a book that shows every woman how to have the skin she's always wanted! .
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The key to looking younger isn’t always plastic surgery. There are many better, safer, and less expensive options that will remove wrinkles, revitalize skin, and make you look years younger—and they all can be performed by a dermatologist, not a plastic surgeon. Steven Victor, one of America’s leading cosmetic dermatologists, reveals the secrets of these nonsurgical treatments in Ageless Beauty. From laser resurfacing to chemical peels to mesotherapy, readers will learn how a dermatologist can take the years off by removing wrinkles, age spots, and varicose veins from their faces, hands, necks, and legs. None of the procedures requires anesthesia, and in many cases, the results are even better than the traditional nip and tuck!

With straightforward, accessible information and advice, Ageless Beauty is the equivalent of a costly consultation with one of the pioneers of cosmetic dermatology. It’s the ultimate sourcebook for all women—and men—who want to look younger but don’t want the risks, expense, and recovery time of plastic surgery.

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Now, of course, you may be wondering: Why choose these treatments over plastic surgery? Isn’t plastic surgery still the way to go for truly transformative results? In most cases, the answer is a resounding no. Naturally there is an important place for plastic surgery, which, in fact, I recommend to patients as a worthy complement to certain resurfacing techniques, if I think it’s merited. But no matter how old you are or how many wrinkles you have, if your skin isn’t sagging, your first visit should absolutely, unequivocally be to a cosmetic dermatologist.
—From Ageless Beauty.
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A Dermatologist's Little Instruction Book provides an entertaining look at the specialty of dermatology Filled with witty one-liners, this book is certain to tickle the funny bone..
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This digital document is an article from Skin & Allergy News, published by International Medical News Group on December 1, 2002. The length of the article is 778 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Citation Details
Title: Estheticians in the office. (Under My Skin).(differences between dermatologists and skin care professionals)
Author: Alan Rockoff
Publication:Skin & Allergy News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 2002
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 33 Issue: 13 Page: 9(1)

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A doctor's extraordinary account -- both harrowing and inspiring -- of his battle with a life-threatening illness.

At thirty-one, David Biro had everything going for him when he was diagnosed with a rare blood disease. As he charts his journey from doctor to patient, from professor of dermatology to high-interest medical oddity, Biro renders accessible and unforgettable one of the most medically advanced and seemingly miraculous procedures in modern medicine: a bone marrow transplant. And in writing about his own fears and confusions, setbacks and triumphs, he taps into the hope and anxiety we all experience when confronted with a medical world that seems to grow both more technologically sophisticated and less compassionate with each day.

In the tradition of Oliver Sacks's classic A Leg to Stand On, One Hundred Days is a searing but ultimately optimistic meditation on illness, medicine, family, and fate..
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