Published August, 2012
By Sandra Amor and Hans van Noort
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Series: The Facts
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Multiple Sclerosis: The Facts addresses the most frequently asked questions on MS, and provides answers in an easy to read and accessible format including an explanation of the disease process, symptoms and diagnosis, and how drugs and alternative approaches work.

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Published January, 2012
By Phil Jevon
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Series: The Facts
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'Angina and Heart Attack: The Facts' helps patients and their families to understand what angina is, the causes, risk factors, symptoms, treatment and how to manage and live with it.

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Published November, 2011
By Danuta Wasserman
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Series: The Facts
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This updated second edition covers the symptoms, possible causes, and the wide range of current treatments available for depression. Written by one of the world's leading authorities on depression and suicide, this book will provide a useful overview of depression for sufferers, their families/carers, and health care professionals.

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Published September, 2011
By Julian Hughes and Julian C. Hughes
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Alzheimer's and other Dementias: The Facts takes a comprehensive look at the spread of dementia within the ageing population, and provides authoritative information and practical advice for sufferers, their families, and the medical professionals who care for them.

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Published August, 2010
By Adrian Chenzbraun
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Heart Disease: The Facts stresses the importance and feasibility of primary prevention of heart disease by appropriate life-style changes, whilst helping the reader to understand and cope with existing heart disease.

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Published June, 2010
By Malcolm Mason and Leslie Moffat
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Around 32,000 men in the UK are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. It differs from most other cancers in the body, in that small areas of cancer within the prostate are very common and may not grow or cause any problems for many years. This new edition of the book has been heavily updated and includes information on new treatments available.

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Published October, 2009
By Stephen Falk and Chris Williams
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Lung cancer is the most common cancer in the industrialized world affecting the lives of thousands of people every year. This book provides succinct information about all aspects of lung cancer, with a stress on the practical side of its treatment. It also details how care is likely to be organised and contains new advice about living with cancer.

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Published October, 2009
By Stanley Rachman and Padmal de Silva
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Panic disorder is a remarkably common psychological condition, characterized by sudden attacks of intense fear and panic. Panic Disorder: The Facts provides a full account of the nature, diagnosis and treatment of this condition.

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Published July, 2009
By John Guillebaud and Anne MacGregor
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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The Pill: The Facts Seventh Edition is still the most user-friendly, comprehensive source of unbiased information on the Pill, along with other hormonal alternatives such as implants, injections and patches, to help those of all ages make an informed decision regarding contraception.

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Published June, 2009
By John Lee, Suzanne Brook, H. Clare Daniel and Clare Daniel
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Back Pain: The Facts provides the reader with an in-depth understanding of why chronic back pain develops and what makes it persist. Practical help is given to promote self-management with advice on stretching, exercise, relaxation, and managing thoughts and feelings associated with long term pain.

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