Published August, 2013
By Horace Danner, Horace G. Danner and Horace Gerald Danner
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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Published February, 2013
By Frank R. Spellman and Melissa L. Stoudt
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Published December, 2012
By Kelley Lee and Jennifer Fang
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Published June, 2010
By D. Brian Scarnecchia
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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Published December, 2009
By Natalie Rompella
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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This book helps teens with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder better understand the disease, so that they may become more comfortable with it. This book also explains different forms of OCD, related disorders, and treatment options.

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Published December, 2009
By Alan H. D Watson
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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Published April, 2009
By Kelly Rouba
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Published July, 2008
By Michael S. Stephens
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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Published October, 2006
By Frances K. Groen
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Examines the fundamental values that have characterized the development of medical librarianship since its foundation. This work focuses on the development of medical librarianship in the English speaking world, in particular North America, and contains major issues in international cooperation including the provision of medical information.

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Published February, 2006
By Katherine J. Moran and Lisa P. Merriman
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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A practical guide for teens with diabetes, this book talks about issues specific to teens of ages 16 to 19. It also includes multiple tips that demonstrate how life can be lived to the full even with diabetes.

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