Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Medicine is complex. Understanding it should not be impossible.You have read a test result, a diagnosis or a prescription and thought: 'I don’t know what this really means.' Most people have. Medicine is one of humanity’s greatest achievements and one of its most confusing languages.SMA Medicine Unboxed translates that language into plain English. It will not turn you into a doctor. It turns you into a calmer, clearer, better-prepared partner in your own care.Written by a physician with nearly five decades of experience, this 479-page illustrated field guide gives you a method, not a lecture:• Read your symptoms as signals instead of fearing them, using the 3P Filter - persistent, progressive, patterned.• Understand blood tests, imaging and screening as information with a direction, not a verdict.• Know the questions that change your care, and carry the confidence to ask them.• Spot medical misinformation with the TRUST Filter before it costs you money or time.• Prepare for the moment that matters most - the handoff, the referral, the appointment you get ten minutes for.Inside you will find 18 chapters spanning emergencies, blood work, imaging, infection, surgery, mental health, sexual medicine, women’s and men’s health, cancer, pain, sleep, and healthcare navigation - plus Alert briefings on AI in medicine, pharmacogenomics, climate medicine and biosecurity.The book closes with 26 appendices of practical tools: emergency red flags, a symptom template, a medication list, a lab tracker, an imaging decoder, surgery consent questions, a mental health safety plan, and deep-science files on longevity, mitochondria, inflammation, peptides and the immune system.'A rare book that turns medical confusion into calm, usable decisions.'- Prof. Dr. T. El Tawil, MD, MCh (Orth), Professor of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, National Institute of Neuromotor System, CairoFully indexed, fully illustrated, and designed to be used rather than merely read.
