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Most ophthalmology and ocular pathology textbooks are written for North American and European clinicians in mind. The result of this is that important topics such as trachoma, nutritional blindness and river blindness are often scantly covered, if at all, as these conditions do not exist in industrialized countries.

For Western clinicians considering going on an overseas mission to provide services in a developing area, this book is a must read.
Outside of one or two other texts (such as "Eye Diseases Hot Climates" by Sandford-Smith), the only way to get information on some of the tropical conditions presented in this book would be to wade through a large number of seperate journal articles and WHO technical manuals/publications.

For those already working in developing countries, this is a useful reference, good for refresher learning and full of practical advise from somebody who has spent years in the field.

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The unfortunate appearance of AIDS, the manyfold problems with herpesviruses and other viruses attacking humans have led to an enormous dynamism of worldwide research and to an immense increase in the corresponding literature.

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MIGHT BE A GREAT BOOK.... ...in fact, it probably has a lot to offer those of us with CFIDS and/or fibromyalgia. I just think it#039s awfully interesting that four out of the five reviews above were written by folks from Michigan, the same place the author lives...

Missing info. I like that this book goes over so many different things that can cause fatigue. The causes are explained in a very easy to understand manner.

However, there are few solutions given. For example, for adrenal fatigue you can take licorice root, B vitamins, Ashwaghanda and he shou wu. He makes only a suggestion of increased B vitamins.

It is a good book, but more advice should be given.

VERY HELPFUL. I have suffered with Chronic Fatigue and immune disfunction/Fibromyalgia for 16 years. This book is very informative and easy to understand. It gives you options that in 16 years, I haven#039t tried. And believe me in 16 years I thought I tried everything. I can#039t wait to finish the book and take the information I#039ve learned to my Doctor. Thanks for publishing this book, Its been very helpful.

Self Defense Reading. America Exhausted by Dr. Conley is easy to read and understand and is the most wholistic book I have read on the subject. If you do not understand your diagnosis, this is the book for you and also will help others to understand similar immune deficiancy
diseases. If you believe that healing starts at the celluar level, this is the book for you. You can#039t go wrong with Dr. Conley#039s treatment, it doesn#039t clash with any drugs you already take and nutritionally it just may be just what you have been looking for all these years of pain and fatigue. Don#039t wait a minute longer in pain, get to the bottom of the matter and start treatment today...what do you have to lose Pain, just the pain.

I have finally found documented proof regarding treatment.. I have been spending years trying to convince my doctors(family and specialist) to perform certain tests regarding my fibromyalgia and fatigue. Now I have a book written by one of their peers to prove my point. I live near Lansing MI and the author is from MSU in E. Lansing. He has documented information that I have gathered on my own but cannot get my HMO to do. Maybe now they will listen when I show them his book!


Dr. Conley explains how stress, diet, vitamins, antibiotics and chemicals are contributing to the epidemic of fatigue and Fibromyalgia in the United States.

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Highlighting the latest activities and initiatives of prominent organizations working in the vaccine industry such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, WHO, UNICEF, the World Bank, New Generation Vaccines, Fourth Edition, details steps developing countries have taken toward research, development, manufacture, and regulation of several new vaccines for widespread use.

This text will:

• cover the current state-of-the-art techniques in vaccine development – including the successes and the failures
• trace vaccine development from the bench to public health with regard to both FDA and European Union regulations
• investigate improved methods for immunizing large populations, and the use of needless vaccinations
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Updated throughout with new cutting-edge information on recent breakthroughs and developments.

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As far as readability goes, this is the best general-information book on germs that I have read, and I have read several. What Bakalar does so very well is inform, period. He also has a witty and easy flowing style that makes the pages turn. He is a writer who loves to explain how the microbial world of disease works. He likes to turn away misconceptions and debunk urban myths without taking himself too seriously. He can be slyly funny as when he notes that house mice "are in general not a reservoir of serious human illness," but that "any restaurant that allows them to frolic in the presence of diners is likely to be out of business soon." Or when he identifies electrocuting insect traps that "may actually spread germs into the air" as "the kind that produce that satisfying buzz every time they kill a fly." (p. 197)

He can also be profound. Consider this from page 15: "Viruses, bacteria, archaea, prions, protozoa, and fungi all exist in nature. Disease does not. Disease is a human invention, not a phenomenon that exists out there apart from us." He adds that from the point of view of the disease agent, "the infection is merely life." And indeed, "From the point of view of some organisms, human beings themselves are a disease." He notes that tigers, for example, have a bad case of "humans."

One of the myths that he debunks that I had long believed was that the recycled air in passenger airplanes was a significant cause of disease. Turns out that in older airplanes such as DC-9s and 727s the air is not recycled at all but drawn entirely from outside the plane. In newer airplanes "half the cabin air is recirculated" but it is filtered better and refreshed more often than in office buildings. (pp. 209-210)

Chapter headings include The Contaminated Kitchen, Toilet Training, Kids and Microbes, Microbes and Your Sex Life, Pets and Their Germs, Water and What#039s in It, Germs in Public Places, etc. Bakalar ends the book with a chapter on products you can buy at the store that may or may not kill germs and improve your health. Naturally all sorts of ugly microbes make their appearance including plague, West Nile virus, smallpox, TB, cholera, etc. as well as some not so charming vectors: mice, rats, mosquitoes, ticks, bats, fleas, and their brethren, cockroaches, flies and things that creep in the night.

There is a 15-page glossary and there are footnotes arranged by chapter (a dense paragraph for each) at the back of the book that you can examine for further information. The notes are not subscripted nor referenced by page. I#039m not sure I like this but it does unclutter the text.


"‘Dirty! Don’t touch! Yuck! Feh! You don’t know where it’s been!’ These admonitions ring in our ears–for some of us our earliest memories of parental exhortation, for others the indelible mark of our deepest fears. Germs, as we know, are everywhere, lying in wait to attack the inadequately vigilant or insufficiently armed, gangs of serial killers on a random search for their next victim. We do not mock. Well, maybe we mock a little, but in fact, mother (or father) does sometimes know best–some germs can be very nasty invaders indeed. Yet we live in a world of microbes–some dreadful, some harmless, some essential to our continued life on earth. Knowing which to avoid, which to eliminate, and which just to live happily with can turn fearful warnings into reasoned discourse, and trembling terror into intelligent action."
––From the Preface

What do microbes have to do with your pets, your kids, your supermarket, your laundry, your sex life, your vacation at the beach, and your dinner plans for Saturday night Plenty, as it turns out, and you’ll learn all about it in Where the Germs Are.

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