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Parkinson's Disease [Paperback]

American College of Physicians (Author), David A. Horowitz (Editor), David R. Goldmann (Editor)
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Publication Date: 2000 | Series: DK Home Medical Guides
Pocket-sized guide to Parkinson's disease. Covers symptoms, tests, diagnosis, treatments, self-help, and lifestyle. Includes: what goes wrong with Parkinson's disease, learning to live with Parkinson's, drug treatments, and surgery. Many full-color illustrations. For consumers. Softcover.

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David Goldmann, MD FACP, Senior Deputy Editor of the Annals of Internal Medicine, Editor-in-Chief of Integrated Clinical Information Resources of the ACP-ASIM, and Associate Professor of Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in Wynnewood, PA. David A. Horowitz, MD, is the Associate Director of Program Development at the Department of Health and Disease Management, University of Pennsylvania Health System, and Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in Ardmore, PA.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Getting to the point July 20 2001
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This book(I prefer to call it a pamphlet)gave me the best overview on the subject and left out all the technical jargon. It was well organized, precise, and didn't pull any punches. Its problem-solution orientation proved useful and refreshing; instead of just blowing one off with a typical "It effects each person differently" approach, it discusses what commonalities the disease has. It has a useful self-help section and easy to read charts and diagrams. The concise, plain talking pamphlet gave me a clear picture with a sense of empowerment that comes with knowledge (and all within an hours reading!).
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5.0 out of 5 stars Getting to the point July 20 2001
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This book(I prefer to call it a pamphlet)gave me the best overview on the subject and left out all the technical jargon. It was well organized, precise, and didn't pull any punches. Its problem-solution orientation proved useful and refreshing; instead of just blowing one off with a typical "It effects each person differently" approach, it discusses what commonalities the disease has. It has a useful self-help section and easy to read charts and diagrams. The concise, plain talking pamphlet gave me a clear picture with a sense of empowerment that comes with knowledge (and all within an hours reading!).
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