Palma Jose Alberto (79 results)

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Condition: Very Good. : En este libro, José Alberto Palma explora el fascinante mundo de la neurociencia para desentrañar cómo tomamos decisiones en nuestra vida cotidiana. A través de un enfoque divulgativo, el autor nos presenta los últimos descubrimientos sobre el cerebro y su influencia en nuestras elecciones afectivas, económicas, recreativas, nutricionales y políticas. ¿Estamos siendo manipulados por fuerzas externas o podemos ser más conscientes y libres al comprender cómo funciona nuestro cerebro? Este libro ofrece información valiosa y un criterio sólido para reflexionar sobre este importante debate. EAN: 9788492654871 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación Título: Cómo tomamos las decisiones Autor: José Alberto Palma Editorial: LIBROSLIBRES Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 272 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Every year, millions of people face life-threatening illnesses for which effective treatments are limited or nonexistent. Yet only a small fraction of patients participates in clinical trials, even though these studies are vital to developing new therapies. Fewer than 8 percent of adult cancer patients take part in these trials, with even lower rates among Black and Hispanic populations. This gap is not merely due to a lack of interest; the clinical trial process can be daunting, often leaving patients and their families uninformed, unprepared and overwhelmed. This book offers a much-needed, clear, balanced, and comprehensive guidance at a moment when patient-centered care has never been more important. It demystifies how trials work, what patients can expect, and how to weigh the promise of cutting-edge treatments against the challenges and potential risks involved. It simultaneously empowers patients and caregivers to make informed decisions, turning a process that can feel intimidating into one that is understandable, navigable, and ultimately hopeful.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Every year, millions of people face life-threatening illnesses for which effective treatments are limited or nonexistent. Yet only a small fraction of patients participates in clinical trials, even though these studies are vital to developing new therapies. Fewer than 8 percent of adult cancer patients take part in these trials, with even lower rates among Black and Hispanic populations. This gap is not merely due to a lack of interest; the clinical trial process can be daunting, often leaving patients and their families uninformed, unprepared and overwhelmed. This book offers a much-needed, clear, balanced, and comprehensive guidance at a moment when patient-centered care has never been more important. It demystifies how trials work, what patients can expect, and how to weigh the promise of cutting-edge treatments against the challenges and potential risks involved. It simultaneously empowers patients and caregivers to make informed decisions, turning a process that can feel intimidating into one that is understandable, navigable, and ultimately hopeful.…

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Durante siglos, acudir al médico supuso más riesgos que beneficios. Se ignoraba casi todo sobre la anatomía y la fisiología humanas y todo sobre la microbiología; los diagnósticos carecían de rigor; y las soluciones terapéuticas se debían más a la superstición, la costumbre atávica o la veneración e imitación de supuestos maestros que a una eficacia empírica. Sangrías, enemas, trepanaciones y un sinfín de procedimientos terroríficos son la prueba de un desconocimiento que llega hasta bien entrado el siglo XIX y que la buena voluntad y la experiencia de los facultativos apenas podían paliar. Quienes hemos nacido después podemos sentirnos afortunados. El despegue de la Medicina científica ha convertido la consulta y el hospital en lugares razonablemente seguros donde, en la medida de lo posible, los dolores se alivian y los males se curan. Esta Historia negra de la Medicina da cuenta, a través de una infinidad de casos con nombre y apellidos, de que no siempre fue así. Terapias hoy inconcebibles o fármacos sin sentido causaron un sufrimiento que solo la pluma del doctor José-Alberto Palma, rica y amena en la narración, nos permite evocar con una sonrisa. José-Alberto Palma, nacido en Jaén, hijo, nieto y biznieto de médicos, es licenciado en Medicina, especialista en Neurología y doctor en Neurociencias por la Universidad de Navarra. Publica sus investigaciones, entre otras, en las revistas New England Journal of Medicine y Neurology y ha recibido los premios López Sánchez de la Real Academia Nacional de Medicina y el Don Summer's Award de investigación en atrofia multisistémica. En su faceta divulgativa es autor de El médico escéptico (2010) y Cómo tomamos las decisiones (2012), muy bien recibidas por su rigor científico y amenidad. De su afición por la historia de la Medicina, heredada de su padre, es fruto este libro. Vive en Nueva York, donde es profesor de Neurología en la New York University. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Every year, millions of people face life-threatening illnesses for which effective treatments are limited or nonexistent. Yet only a small fraction of patients participates in clinical trials, even though these studies are vital to developing new therapies. Fewer than 8 percent of adult cancer patients take part in these trials, with even lower rates among Black and Hispanic populations. This gap is not merely due to a lack of interest; the clinical trial process can be daunting, often leaving patients and their families uninformed, unprepared and overwhelmed. This book offers a much-needed, clear, balanced, and comprehensive guidance at a moment when patient-centered care has never been more important. It demystifies how trials work, what patients can expect, and how to weigh the promise of cutting-edge treatments against the challenges and potential risks involved. It simultaneously empowers patients and caregivers to make informed decisions, turning a process that can feel intimidating into one that is understandable, navigable, and ultimately hopeful. Every year, millions of people face life-threatening illnesses for which effective treatments are limited or nonexistent. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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