books by Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. (chromosomes medication technology)

books by Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.

books:

Seema Says: Selected Columns from the Westchester WAG

5 reviews
Seema Boesky

Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 2005

Words of Wisdom
This is a wonderful book full of great advice, entertaining anecdotes and soulful insights. I received the book as a gift and have not been able to put it down. The reviews on the back cover from Martha Stewart, Kitty Kelly and Ivan Boesky say it all!

The Bear Went Over the Mountain-Finding America. Finding Myself.

4 reviews
Carll Tucker

Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 2008

A tour of the country, of our presidents and vice-presidents, and through Tucker's life
Carll Tucker was going through the kind of restlessness that many people feel in their 40s and 50s. During mine, I went and got an MBA from the University of Michigan. Tucker's approach was much less conventional. He decided to get a motor home and head out on the road for nine months visiting the graves of all the Presidents and Vice-Presidents. The Vice-Presidents is the especially cool ...

Controversies in Science & Technology Volume 2: From Climate to Chromosomes
Karen Cloud-hansen

Mary Ann Liebert, Inc, 2008

This NEW volume of the Controversies in Science and Technology series explores five of the most controversial scientific issues facing our world today. This collection of informative and engaging essays addresses stem cell research, information technology, space exploration, global warming, and biology and gender. These issues challenge our beliefs about each other, our planet, societal fairness, the concept of knowing, and the definition of ...

Medication Adherence in HIV/AIDS

Mary Ann Liebert Inc, 2004

Medication Adherence in HIV / AIDS is both relevant and timely. It deals with the barriers to medication adherence and thoroughly addresses the scope of this problem as it affects various segments of the population, including adolescents, minorities, and drug users. This book is of invaluable importance to the physicians, nurses, psychologists, pharmacists, social workers, and public health officials who work with HIV / AIDS patients, as it not ...