TOP 13 prematuros médicos bajo análisis.

Opinión de un comprador: A great book for all doctors, midwives and anyone who has an interest in premature birth and its complications. Diagramaphic text.

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Opinión de un comprador: Dieses Buch "Awareness of Dying" habe ich meiner Tochter geschenkt. Sie setzt sich mit diesem Thema auseinander und findet dieses Buch lehrreich und auch hilfreich für ihren Studiengang. Sehr empfehlenswert.

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Opinión de un comprador: Compré estos chupetes pq mi baby sola quiere el chupete my first nuk y me parecía que éste era exactamente el mismo y bastante más económico y además de esto 2. He de comunicar que no son similares. La diferencia es que esta misma comida tiene la tetina más corta que el de my first nuk. Como mi niña las demás no los cogía y la diferencia era la longitud de la tetina (los otros eran más grandecitos), al ser estos más chicos que ninguno probé. El niño lo pilla sin dilema así que parace que para él la pequeña diferencia no la nota como observación con los otros

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Opinión de un comprador: An extremely well written and captivating book that covered a individual story, the history, and the future of premature babies and neonatology. As a topic that I knew very little about, the book was engaging with its blend between being informative while narrating a story. I enjoyed reading about the major advances in the field, the technology and its impact, and the ethics. I highly recommend the book to medical professionals as well as ocasional readers. Some may be able to relate the author's experience to their own individual stories; all will be able to gain a perspective they did not previously consider.

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Opinión de un comprador: Given that our vision is so heavily freighted with the moment, ideas of human progress are in short supply lately. Although not an easy ride, economic historian and Nobel laureate Robert William Fogel's survey of the long run, at least in respect to human morbidity, leisure and longevity, provides salga velocity from pressing concerns about war, pandemic, income inequality and the health of the ecosphere. It might be as another noted economist, Alfred Lord Keynes, said in a different context: In the long-run we are all dead. But, the long-run seems to be getting longer.
The Salga from Hunger and Premature Death, mil setecientos-dos mil cien is an extension of Fogel's briefer mil novecientos noventa y tres Nobel Prize Lecture. It provides a synergistic view of the impact of increasing human environmental control on the demographic, economic and physiological conditions of successive generations over the past 300 years. According to Fogel, the interaction of these forces has over this period, and most dramatically over the last century, brought about a new stage of evolution - non-genetic "techno-physio evolution. " He indicates this is evidenced by an unprecedented positive change during this period in caloric intake of about doscientos cincuenta%, human body size of over cincuenta%, and an increase in longevity of over cien%. Pointing to the future, Fogel's extrapolation of data over the last ciento cuarenta years in optimal life circumstances, suggests that centenarians will be common by the last quarter of the 21st century. During the past three centuries there has also been an accompanying substantial decrease in the hours it takes each day to earn one's daily bread and increase in the percentage of discretionary income.
Although this is a "little" book, just ciento once pages in the main body, it is densely packed with deep-mine data and illuminating higher-order concepts derived from a lifetime of concentration on economic development, particularly when Fogel was affiliated with the National Bureau of Economic Research as directivo of its Development of the American Economy Program and subsequently at the University of Chicago as the Hables R. Walgreen Professor of American Institutions and directivo of the university's Center for Population Economics. Metabolic indices, the thermodynamics of human physiological activity, Waaler curves, in-utero effects on morbidity, protein energy, malnutrition, physiological capital, and Gini ratios are grist for Fogel's mill.
Fogel's treatment of the confluence of technological change, diet, morbidity, work demands, leisure and mortality extends beyond developments in Película society to include the rapid pace of technophysio evolutionary changes in third world countries whose per capita income increases piggybacked on Película innovations, consequently dwarfing the much slower pace of Película improvements a century earlier. In the process of his examination he emphasizes the need to recognize the optimal conditions for human adaptation rather than settle for standards such as daily caloric requirements derived from earlier phases of technophysio evolution. Policy issues in the ámbitos of health care, personal savings and retirement are also discussed in the light of the demographic changes that are occurring.
Some data reported by Fogel and those from other sources are anomalous. For instance, in view of the technophysio evolution particularly of the last cien years, it seems strange that Dutch males, who were on average about 5'5" in mil ochocientos sesenta are now the tallest in the world at about 5'once" while over the same period US men, who were about 5'7" then, are only 5'8" now after the declines of the last few decades. One explanation derives from the widening gap between the rich and the poor in the US (Gini = cuarenta y cinco) compared to the greater income equality in the Netherlands (Gini = 30.9). (The Gini coefficient ranges from 1-100 with lower scores representing less income inequality). Also, there are data from millennia ago indicating a disminuya in average heights in the Eastern Mediterranean in the transition period from the hunter-gatherer economic regime to the first agricultural revolution (11,000 BC - cinco mil BC). In John Kolmos (Ed. ) Stature, Living Standards and Economic Development (Univ. Of Chicago Press, mil novecientos noventa y cuatro) there are a number of contributions that focus on such issues.
Professor Fogel touches very briefly on in utero, childhood and adolescence effects of economic status on morbidity and mortality, but his comment that "The exact mechanisms by which malnutrition and traumatismo in utero or in early childhood are transformed into organ dysfunctions are still unclear. " (p. Treinta y dos) is unwarranted. These relationships are detailed extensively in various chapters of the volume by Bruce S. McEwen and H. Maurice Goodman (Eds. ) Handbook of Physiology: Coping with the Environment: Vol. IV (Oxford Univ. Press, dos mil uno) for neuroendocrine abnormalities; in D. J. P. Barker's Mothers, Babies and Health in later Life (Churchill Livingstone, mil novecientos noventa y ocho) and Fetal Origins of Cardiovascular and Lung Disease (Marcel Dekker, dos mil uno) for specific organ effects; in Peter Gluckman and Mark Hansen's The Fetal Matrix (Cambridge Univ. Press, dos mil cinco) for more usual morbidity effects; and A. R. Cellura's The Genomic Environment and Niche-Experience (Cedar Springs Press, dos mil cinco) for the confluence of genetic influences, economic regimes, ecological niches, caloric intake, stature, morbidity and mortality.
Robert William Fogel's The Salga from Hunger and Premature Death, mil setecientos-dos mil cien is that rare species of research - longitudinal study. Unlike the cross-sectional snapshots whose importance often quickly fades, there is gold in these data mines that is so precious because it is so difficult to find and so hard to get to. It is must reading for those in human biology, medicine and the popular sciences who are interested in the issues surrounding human adaptation. It will also appeal to life-long learners drawn to the interface between the biology, economics and history of the human condition.

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Opinión de un comprador: Stefan Zweig terminó siendo un autor de idioma nativa alemana y éste amplio escrito de comentario, se centra pues, en creadores que escribieron en ésa lengua. El principal todos lo sabemos en mayor o menos nivel, ya que se trata de Goethe, pero otros, son creadores del periodo mil novecientos veinte-40 que considero que difícilmente van a ser famosos en España actualmente. Entre la gran personalidad y éstos autores hoy bastante olvidados, hay literatos muy buenos como Thomas Mann, Klaus Mann y James Joyce, nada abominables. Incluyo a Freud al que el autor dedica un breve espacio porque Zweig tan solo se encarga del factor literario, no médico.
Esto dicho, como lector de las leves críticas, aunque no pocas veces malignas, del tiempo presente, las críticas de Stefan Zweig presentan un peso y solidez cultural hoy inviable de mirar. Verdad que en su propia tiempo seguramente el llamado best seller no estaba o sería algo incipiente, pero realmente equiparar a Zweig con un difícil actual al practico es como afrontar un peso insoportable con 1 rápido. No hay tonalidad, si bien no sé si aquello gustará a todos los lectores potenciales.

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