The progressive ageing of the general population and the consequent increase of the number of old people has made the typical medical problems of aged people more frequently observed, and particularly the problems related to the ageing brain. This new book is an updated overview of relevant aspects of cognitive decline associated with ageing. Within the wide landscape of brain ageing the authors reconsider the role of the main predisposing factors and risk factors on the development of various form of mental decline, from mild cognitive impairment to dementia. The strength of this book is the large, updated overview of the most recent data of scientific literature regarding the role of genetic, metabolic and environmental factors on the predisposition and onset of cognitive decline. Particular attention is paid to the dietary micro- and macronutrients and to their possible role in the pathogenesis of the various form of dementigen disorders.
This issue provides a unique perspective on the topic of Successful Aging whcih will cover article topics such as: Normal Aging: Theories, Aging and Disease Prevention, Aging, hormones and hormone replacement, Aging and Diet, Aging and the Effects of Vitamins and Supplements, Aging and Toxins, Aging and the Preservation of Neurologic Function, Aging and the Psychological Outlook, Aging and Exercise, State of the Art "Anti Aging Centers" Around the World, and Interviews, anecdotes and wisdom from centurions in the US.
The Yearbook 1992 continues one part of the tradition established by the publication of updates. The Update Series itself will continue with several volumes being published per year on topical special issues. The Yearbookcompiles the most recent, widespread developments of clinical research and practice in one comprehensive reference book. It is addressed to everyone involved in cardiology, internal medicine, anesthesia, intensive care, surgery, pediatrics and emergency medicine.
The third volume in this outstanding series of annual updates in oncology, Progress in Oncology 2003 addresses nineteen of the most important “hot topics” in the field. Under the careful direction of Drs. DeVita, Hellman, and Rosenberg, each annual volume in this exciting series presents concise summaries of the state of the art in cancer basic science and clinical application, written by 34 of the top researchers and clinicians in the world. As with all the volumes in the series, PIO 2003 covers critical issues in clinical cancer care and research in a scholarly though readable style. Chapters on advances in treatment and diagnosis, including radioimmunotherapy, molecular markers, radiolabeled octreotide, and microarray analysis review the state of the art in these emerging fields. Top experts provide timely overviews of mammographic screening recommendations and current therapy for pancreatic tumors. In special section, world-class authorities debate the use of Alpha Interferon in melanoma treatment. These and other rigorously referenced chapters make PIO 2003 an indispensable new oncology resource.
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