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Taking Care of Our Own: A Family Medical Guide for African Americans  
Author: George Edmond Smith
ISBN: 0967525861
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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From Library Journal
Smith, a family practice physician, offers a complete healthcare manual for African Americans, detailing common diseases and illnesses such as cancer, respiratory ailments, headache, HIV/AIDS, and much more. He includes what to expect at the doctor's office, diagnosis, symptoms, and practical suggestions for preventive lifestyle changes. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Book Description
This medical guide is designed to reach and educate African Americans about disease prevention. Presenting real-life situations that make information come alive, this book offers the tools to help families take control of their personal health. Addressing the historical reasons for African Americans' mistrust of the medical system, this reference includes advice for navigating the American health-care network, including choosing a doctor, understanding managed care, and what to expect at the doctor's office. In addition to focusing on the diseases and illnesses that affect African Americans specifically, topics include nutrition, children's health, spirituality, and minority health resources.

About the Author
George Edmond Smith, M.D., is a board-certified family physician and the author of Weight Loss for African American Women and More Than Sex. He lives in Lake Charles, Louisiana.




Taking Care of Our Own: A Family Medical Guide for African Americans

FROM THE PUBLISHER

This medical guide is designed to reach and educate African Americans about disease prevention. Presenting real-life situations that make information come alive, this book offers the tools to help families take control of their personal health. Addressing the historical reasons for African Americans' mistrust of the medical system, this reference includes advice for navigating the American health-care network, including choosing a doctor, understanding managed care, and what to expect at the doctor's office. In addition to focusing on the diseases and illnesses that affect African Americans specifically, topics include nutrition, children's health, spirituality, and minority health resources.

FROM THE CRITICS

Library Journal

Smith, a family practice physician, offers a complete healthcare manual for African Americans, detailing common diseases and illnesses such as cancer, respiratory ailments, headache, HIV/AIDS, and much more. He includes what to expect at the doctor's office, diagnosis, symptoms, and practical suggestions for preventive lifestyle changes.

     



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