This book is so easy to approach that I have ever read. As a medical student or resident, I suggest that you must buy one like this to enhance you for understanding the use of antibiotics and some knowledge in infectious diseases. You can make a quick reference from this book and some helpful information also.

There is nothing better for a clinician than finding the answer to your question quickly. This handbook does just that and with accurate, up-to-date information. bruce thomas.

This story covers two months in the life of a 30 year old gay man, Daniel Morgan, who is addicted to pain killers. He realizes that he must get help as his life becomes more and more meaningless and desperate.

Daniel checks into a rehab clinic to get help. From here the story follows Daniel's path to sobriety with amazingly clear and gut wrenching detail. The reader feels as if he is part of Daniel's struggle.

Exhausting yet entertaining, this book is a winner.

This handbook is easy to approach. It provides general information about infectious diseases, although not comprehensive in detail. For medical students and those who are not specialists of infectious diseases, this book is the one that you can buy and read.

A Practical Approach to Infectious Diseases offers the medical resident and ID fellow a thorough yet accessible and practical resource for dealing with commonly encountered ID problems. The section of STD's is particularly informative as are the sections on Bone and Joint Infections and UTI's.

The major texts for ID are often cumbersome to find the exact information needed. This text however is easily referenced with discrete chapters and excellent references at the end of each chapter if a more comprehensive review is desired.

I recommend A Practical Approach to Infectious Diseases for medical residents and ID fellows. These individuals need easily accessible, concrete and precise information which this text provides very nicely.

I enjoyed the book overall. However, one major activity is said to have taken place during the long summer night. In the place indicated at the time indicated, it would not have really gotten dark at all. It is long summer days, with no real darkness at all.

One of those books that you just cant put down. Just dont read it before bed when you have to work in the morning or else it will be tough to get up.