More than one in three people in the UK will be diagnosed with cancer during their lives, making chemotherapy one of the most widely used forms of treatment today. Offering support for those undergoing this common cancer treatment, this book explains what the treatment is, how the drugs work, and di... (more)

Coronary heart disease is the biggest single killer of women in the UK and US. In the UK, one in six women dies from this condition, which also kills around 250,000 women a year in the US. The WHO predicts that by 2020, global female deaths from CHD will total around 5.5 million. Yet, it is still co... (more)

Placing radiotherapy within the context of overall cancer treatment, this book looks at side effects, everyday life, social life, travel, and looks at exercise and diet that may be helpful.

Increasing numbers of people with multiple sclerosis are taking more responsibility for their health as evidence grows that diet plays a key role in this condition. Many of those with MS are finding that the time and trouble taken in preparing a healthy diet is amply repaid by the improvement in the... (more)

This is the fourth volume in the series providing a historical record of all the bishops in the Anglican Church of Canada. This newest volume includes a formal photograph and summarizes positions, education, service, ordinations, elections, and appointments of bishops in the Canadian Church from 197... (more)

Most mental health experts now recognise that what you eat plays a major role in good mental health, and there is increasing concern about the role of poor diet in causing depression. Forecast by the WHO to become the world's second leading cause of death by 2020, depression affects 15.5 million in ... (more)

Mild memory loss is extremely common as we age. This 'forgetfulness over 40' isn't to be confused with Alzheimer's. While ageing can be a factor, however, other things can cause your memory to let you down, including stress, depression, illness and some prescription medications. This book describes ... (more)

Tears represent the beginning of healing and transformation in our lives. They clear the dust from our eyes and help us to see things differently. Our tears make us receptive to the presence of angles and surprising resurrection encounters. It happened for Mary Magdalene when she met Jesus on Easter... (more)