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Hormone Action: Basic and Clinical Aspects

	Ed S Melmed (Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA)
	Hardback, 344 pages
	ISBN 1 901978 12 5, £39.95/$94.95 Members' price £29.95
	Published January 2001
	Volume 4, HypoCCS Series ISSN 1466-4151

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This volume deals with basic and clinical insights gained from recent advances in understanding the mechanisms for hormone action. The clinical aspects of GH action, especially in adults, are comprehensively covered. This includes outstanding descriptions of integrated approaches involving epidemiology, behavioural studies, quality of life, cardiac and muscle function and, importantly, the long term clinical impact of GH deficiency.

Book List

	Handbook of Neuroendocrine Tumours
	HypoCCS Series Volume 9: Molecular Pathogenesis and Therapy of Pituitary Disease
	Zuckerman: Scientist Extraordinary
	HypoCCS Series Volume 8: Pituitary Function through the Ages
	HypoCCS Series Volume 7: Pituitary and Periphery : Communication In and Out
	HypoCCS Series Volume 6: Central and Peripheral Mechanisms in Pituitary Disease
	The Expanding Role of Octreotide II: Advances in Endocrinology and Eye Diseases
	The Expanding Role of Octreotide I: Advances in Oncology
	HypoCCS Series Volume 5: Targets for Growth Hormone and IGF-I Action
	Handbook of Acromegaly (also available on CD)
	HypoCCS Series Volume 4: Hormone Action: Basic and Clinical Aspects
	HypoCCS Series Volume 3: Regulation of Pituitary Hormone Secretion
	HypoCCS Series Volume 2: Pituitary Tumours: Epidemiology, Pathogenesis and Management
	HypoCCS Series Volume 1: The Diagnosis and Treatment of Pituitary Insufficiency