Reference Books

Once dismissed as the effects of normal aging or confused with other diseases, Alzheimer’s disease(AD) is now well-known as the most common cause of memory loss in the elderly. Besides examining the challenges of living with AD, Alzheimer’s Disease details current research regarding diagnosis, progression, treatment, and prevention.
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For many years, doctors believed that OCD was a rare disorder. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder reveals how they finally discovered the truth—OCD is one of the most common mental disorders in the United States, afflicting millions of people. The book also examines the challenges of diagnosing, treating, and living with OCD and reveals clues to what causes this often misunderstood disorder. 
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Synthetic anabolic steroids frequent the headlines as drugs abused by athletes for performance enhancement. Ironically, these drugs were originally developed for medical treatment. Steroids examines the history, use, and health effects of these controversial drugs, along with issues regarding drug testing, dependence, and abuse prevention.
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