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New Books for August 2011

You can browse all the latest titles added to the catalogue this month.

Titles include:
Ankylosing spondylitis in clinical practice / Joachim Sieper, JÃrgen Braun.
A-Z of neurological practice: a guide to clinical neurology / Andrew J. Larner ... [et al.].
Frozen section library: head and neck / Qihui 'Jim' Zhai
New solutions for the heart : an update in advanced perioperative protection / Bruno K. Podesser, David J. Chamber (editors).
Young people and alcohol: impact, policy, prevention, treatment / edited by John B. Saunders, Joseph M. Rey

Check the catalogue for the full collection.

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