As part of the Weil Integrative Medicine Library, and in addition to the newly added resource Integrative Women’s Health, STAT!Ref now offers Integrative Men’s Health from Oxford University Press. To see a complete list of available Oxford University Press resources available from STAT!Ref click here.
It is also important to note that both Integrative Women’s Health and Integrative Men’s Health are Doody’s Core Titles. As a reminder, many of the titles on the Doody Core Titles (DCT) and Doody’s Review Service (DRS) lists are available through the STAT!Ref Online title collection, click here to see them now.
Integrative Men’s Health provides an evidence-based perspective on the health problems that affect men and the ways in which such problems may be prevented or treated utilizing a broad armamentarium of approaches – from conventional tools to complementary modalities. All chapters take into consideration of all the factors that influence men’s health including body, mind, and spirit in a way that neither rejects alternative approaches nor accepts any of them uncritically.
From the Weil Integrative Medicine Library Series
- Covers testosterone and hormone balancing in men as they relate to healthy aging
- Includes the hot topics of prostate health, cardiovascular disease prevention, and arthritis & osteoporosis
- Includes cutting-edge information on environmental medicine and men’s health
- Answers common questions that patients pose to clinicians about supplements, nutrition, prevention, testosterone, hormones and weight loss
“This is a well-referenced, comprehensive book on the unique aspects of men’s health and how to find balance or find alternatives to traditional medicine.” – Vincent Carr, DO, MSA, FACC, FACP (Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences)Doody’s Review
Purchasers will want to bundle this resource with The Review of Natural Products, Essential Evidence Plus™ and Supplement-Goals Reference Guide and Research Digest. If you have any questions, or to request a quote, please contact us here or by calling 800-901-5494.
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