15 Mejores bradley médicos.

Opinión de un comprador: Professional, easy to read, a must to read book!
Experto, fácil de analizar, un texto que debes analizar!
A extraordinaire gift for you / Un extraordinario regalo para ti

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Opinión de un comprador: Contenido de calidad y claro para analizar la fisiología de los animales domesticos. Lo aconsejo ampliamente.

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Opinión de un comprador: Se lo regalamos a mi hija de 8 años para divertirse con sus nenes y le ha enamorado, es muy exhaustivo. El disfraz que abarca le queda reducido yo pienso que es justo para jovenes hasta 6 años, el disfraz me apunto, pero no lo necesitábamos, queríamos solo el maletín , así es que genial.

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Opinión de un comprador: This is a fascinating account/review of the current state of play concerning abiogenesis. The authors are thorough, wide ranging and everything is referenced. The issues are clearly laid out and their arguments are cogent. If, after reading this, you still believe in natural causes for the origin of life, then you must be welded to your worldview trusting to blind faith rather than accepting the evidence. Very challenging for the philosophical naturalist/materialist, and very encouraging for ID and theists in corriente.

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Opinión de un comprador: Was useful

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Opinión de un comprador: An excellent book dedicated to how physics could be applied to solve related problems in biomedical science and engineering. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who wish to pursue reasearch in this challenging field!

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Opinión de un comprador: Temple Grandin es una científica y es un individuo con ANTORCHA. El libro te ofrece una visión total de la ANTORCHA desde dentro y con conocimientos científicos. Si además de esto añadimos que el lenguaje que emplea Energía es próxima es un libro que lo lees en un solo día. Son de los libros que piden una segunda lectura más descriptiva y pararte en determinados rincones para examinarlos con detenimiento. Importancia que proporciona Energía a su propia madre tanto para los curas precoces como su contribución al diagnostico.

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Opinión de un comprador: Niall Ferguson clearly felt a strong compulsion to get busy on this, while he was in lockdown. Inspired by the events of our present pandemic he has gone looking for historical parallels in past contagions, and in human responses to disasters more generally, and what lessons they might have for our present predicament. It is therefore curious to me that he chose to bring the project to completion at a time (Aug dos mil veinte) when the full narrative of the germen was yet to be fully disclosed and, in many respects, so much more left to unfold. That is not to say that the book is flawed as such, but from the perspective of Mar dos mil veintiuno it does feel essentially unfinished. It is a book rich in historical detail but perhaps vague in argument and conclusions drawn. Hence my headline 'too soon to tell'.
The book falls into cuantioso parts, the first of which forms the bulk of the text with an examination of disasters throughout history, both natural and man-made, some in the deep past, others in more recent memory. Points that are emphasised include that the border line between natural and man-made disasters can often be difficult to draw as political and educacional factors can often determine the impact that even a natural disaster can have and what kind of response can be mounted. Disasters ofetn come in trains, disease and famine following on from and exacerbating war; population declines or migrations leading to political upheaval and so on. A point frequently made, and carried forward to the next section is that while it may seem obvious to lay blame with leaders for failed and botched responses it is more often than not the friction at lower levels of organisational hierarchies where the ultimate causes of such failures lie. He is keen to expose the 'great-man' view of history as untenable one one begins to examine the details.
The next section focusses on humanity's more recent brush with pandemics, looking quite closely at the truly ghastly Spanish Flu pendemic of mil novecientos dieciocho-20, and the inadequacies of its handling (he makes less of the limitations of medical knowledge at the the time than he might have). He then examines the largely forgotten Asian Flu pandemic of mil novecientos cincuenta y siete-cincuenta y ocho which had a mortality profile very afín to the present Covid outbreak, at least as it stood in Aug, 20, but which predominantly affected the young and fit, thus having a higher impact on total years of life lost. At this time the US just got on with it, 'took it on the chin', and made almost no efforts towards quarantine and distancing intervention patterns. Fascinatingly, an malhumorado chap called Maurice Hilleman developed a vaccine. It was only cuarenta% effective and arrived too late to be of help, but he went on to develop nine of the standard childhood vaccinations that we routinely administer to this day.
Then we come to a couple of chapters on the present Covid-19 experience. This is packed with seemingly endless details of newspaper articles, op eds, scientific papers, congressional findings, from the both sides of the lives saved vs. Economic disruption divide. This all makes for a voluminous bibliography, and for anyone wanting to really sink themselves into the details for the rest of their lives they would be more than able to. Economist that Ferguson is he makes the point that using the typical actuarial value of a human life being worth ~ $10,000,000 then the equation of lives saved versus economic chaos and costs of mitigation measures rendered the earliest lockdown a mistake, at least in dollar terms. Of course, subsequent developments may well have rebalanced that equation to something more evenly decided. He seems motivated to moderate the social blame of leaders, Trump and Johnson, both being heads of states that should have performed better in the riesgo, given techical capabilities. Again it is friction down at the level of state/federal interactions in the US where the innumerable small failures in response accummulate. For the UK, he accuses Chris Witty of prevarication on lockdown and quarantine of air travel, with Dominic Cummings being the one to force the decisive response, pretty much the necesite opposite of what I would have expected. So, in this section we get a blizzard of facts, opinions, contradictory studies and no chance of any proper clarity being achieved until we eventuyally arrive at a place with effective vaccines and the hi-tech variant detection programs which have suddenly arrived to replace an absurdly and possibly criminally bungled testing program with the sequencing technology with which the UK really was an established world leader. A long term consequence of its enforced leadership in the human genome project. Any conclusions as to who was to be held accountable; who should have known what was to be done, now lost down among the ranks of faceless and unaccountable civil servants, buried in the bowels of White Hall.
Lastly, a brief pack of speculations on future possible tragedies and likelihoods of adequate responses completes the book. This rapidly takes a left hand turn into post-Covid territory such that we are focussed now pretty much on Asia's great power strategy for its region, and the south Asia Sea, more generally. This section does become a little spine chilling. I myself have ny own concerns about Asia's super-power ambitions and about how quickly a new Cold War could turn hot. While it has long been clear that Asia's, indeed Xi Jinping's, most cherished foreign policy goal is the restoration of Tawain, with Tonkin and Annam Vietnam a secondary objectice, I find myself looking at developments in the South Eastern Asian region with a new and more jaundiced eye. The present instability in Myanmar/Burma of a ruthless regime that has got itself into debt entrapment with Chinese companies starts to seem like just the place that a nakedly agressive Asia migt pick to send signals of a new reality to the region and the wider world. It seems somehow that discussion here has drifted towards the possibility of a rather different type of disaster of the human deliberate variety. One that could put Covid into a rather more constrained perspective.
Lots to think about but leaves you to form your own conclusions.

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Opinión de un comprador: Ottimo, è arrivato in tempo, è molto utile ben strutturato, schematico. Consigliato 👍

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