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Publisher: Lucent Books; 1 edition (February 7, 2003)
Language: English ISBN-10: 1560069066 ISBN-13: 978-1560069065  After centuries of misinformation about hemophilia, the science of genetics and the knowledge of how blood clots opened the door for understanding, new treatments, and a more normal lifestyle for sufferers of the disease. Researchers continue pursuing a cure for hemophilia in the 21st century. Review "Captioned photos and diagrams illustrate each book and both volumes have source notes, a list of organizations and Web sites, and a bibliography that will be useful for report writers, debaters, and parents of children diagnosed with these disfunctions." -- Booklist (October 2001) (Booklist 20011015) "These books provide the kind of information that a student may need either for an assigned research project or for personal enlightment and assistance. Highly Recommended" --Library Media Connection, October 2005 (Library Media Connection 20051001) "Volumes explore causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. New research techniques are described in detail. Each disorder is fully explained in non-technical terms." -- School Library Journal (March 2003) (School Library Journal 20030301) "Overall, the information...is more thorough and accessible than that in many books. Well-done and intuitively organized." -- School Library Journal (May 2002) (School Library Journal 20020501) "Primary-source quotes personalize the experiences. A solid addition to the mental-health sections." -- School Library Journal (October 2001) (School Library Journal 20011001) "Sheen covers its history, diagnosis, treatment, and solutions to some everyday problems associated with it. Black-and-white captioned photos are scattered throughout. A solid choice for students with a person interest or research requests on the topic." -- School Library Journal (September 2001) (School Library Journal 20010901) "Factful and useful books that approach their subjects as puzzlers for which great strides have been made in the last few decades in terms of diagnosis and treatment." -- School Library Journal (April 2001) (School Library Journal 20010401) Sharing Widget |