Case Studies In Genes And Disease A Primer For Clinicians

Progress in the field of genetics is moving faster and demonstrating accomplishments unlike ever before. All health care providers need to stay informed on the research, the applicability to patient management, and the moral issues involved. Case Studies in Genes and Disease tackles all these issues for those who need it most: busy clinicians who daily see patients needing to know how advances in genetic research and therapy affect their health. Written for practitioners who are not geneticists information is presented in a readable, clear, and easy-to-understand format. Utilizing case studies to elaborate and enlighten, the end result is this practical, current, and beautifully illustrated work on how the human genome works. From fundamentals to specific diseases to "the dark side" of genetics, Case Studies in Genes and Disease will educate, intrigue, and astound you.Bergeron, Bryan is the author of 'Case Studies In Genes And Disease A Primer For Clinicians', published 2004 under ISBN 9781930513501 and ISBN 193051350X.