John R. Bradley Boeken

This book is aimed at the medical student who has just survived two years of the basic pre-clinical sciences, with little in the way of patient contact or medical relevance in the course content. At this point, the typical medical student has absorbed a great deal of biochemistry, physiology and pathology, but knows little about how to approach a sick patient, how to take a history, or how to perform an examination. This book is a companion text that aims to ease the stressful transition from preclinical to clinical medicine and help students survive their first months on the ward.

Lecture Medical Genetics provides a concise and straightforward introduction to medical genetics. The text aims to give students a fundamental understanding of the science of genetics and molecular medicine and a knowledge of the core clinical conditions caused by genetic abnormalities.Previously titled Lecture Notes on Molecular Medicine , this new edition has a greater focus on clinical genetics while continuing to provide core information on the scientific background and advances in genetics and molecular medicine.Thoroughly revised and updated, Lecture Medical Genetics is an invaluable primer for any science student new to molecular biology and genetics, and an excellent resource for medical students, junior doctors and practicing clinicians requiring an understanding of scientific advances in the field and their impact on clinical medicine.

The book delves into the internal conflicts destabilizing Saudi Arabia, highlighting the challenges faced by its new leadership. Through a blend of personal insights and in-depth analysis, it explores the nation's complex landscape, including urban centers and remote areas, while addressing the intricate web of regional, religious, and tribal rivalries. John R. Bradley offers a revealing look at the dynamics of a nation grappling with its identity amidst oil wealth, terrorism, and its role as a key ally to the United States.

The book offers a profound analysis of Egypt on the verge of revolution, highlighting its prophetic insights that led to its ban by Hosni Mubarak. It gained significant attention during the January 2011 revolution, providing crucial context for understanding the events that unfolded in Egypt. In a new Afterword, the author reflects on the revolution and the uncertain future of the nation, drawing from his decade-long experience living there. This critical examination remains vital for those seeking to grasp the complexities of Egypt's political landscape.

Exploring the often-taboo subject of sexuality in countries such as Egypt, Syria, Morocco, and Yemen, this book provides a richly detailed and nuanced perspective that challenges common myths about the region. Through its examination, it reveals the complexities of sexual norms and behaviors while also highlighting the contradictions present in our own society. The author invites readers to reconsider preconceived notions and fosters a deeper understanding of cultural differences surrounding sexuality.