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I'm Not Sick

Neither Are Earthworms, Sea Peaches, Tadpoles, and Tilapia

Edwin L. Cooper
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Pages
138
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

I am not Sick sticks to two main views of the immune system of animals upon which the book's essence rests. The cells and their structures are defined, after all cells and tissues are the backbone that drives the books' purpose. I Am Not Sick is also autobiographical filling a void in the biomedical literature. In fact, it tends to be more autobiographical than a treatise on pathology. Readers will be interested to know that the original publications contained numerous photos, pertinent publications and scholarly documents that would have enlivened the explanation. Readers are refereed to search engines at NIH (PubMed) for past/ present documents too numerous to include in a text of this size. This has all come about in an enviable pace since the recent digitized period. Many publications are now inexpensive and easy to afford with the increasing numbers of texts now available on line. In all respects, this is less expensive for everyone. The book should be sufficiently informative to promote inquisitive searches by the readers, thus aiding the reader’s experience.

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