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The nervous system
The nervous system

By Alvin Silverstein

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Discusses the main parts of the nervous system, how it works, the diseases that may affect it and recent treatments for these diseases.

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Muscular System Human Body Systems
Skeletal System Human Body System
Reproductive System Human Body Systems
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis

By Alvin Silverstein

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Common cold and flu
Common cold and flu

By Alvin Silverstein

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Describes the history, causes, prevention, and treatment of the common cold and flu, as well as the effects on people and society.

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Measles and rubella
Measles and rubella

By Alvin Silverstein

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The addictions handbook
The addictions handbook

By Alvin Silverstein

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Describes many different types of addictions, their effects, and treatments.

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Steroids
Steroids

By Alvin Silverstein

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Discusses the reasons why athletes and others use steroids and some of the problems associated with these drugs.

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