Faculty publishes books

February 29, 2008

Recent books published in 2007 by UNTHSC faculty:

BioMechanics in Ergonomics, Shrawan Kumar, published by CRC Press.

Disparities and Access Barriers to Health Care Among Mexican American Elders, Alberto Coustasse and Fernando Trevino, published by Springer.

Health-Seeking Behavior in Ethnic Populations, Tyson Gibbs and Sue Gena Lurie, published by The Edwin Mellen Press.

Medical School Leadership Strategies, Robert N. Golden, Richard N. Fine, Lee Goldman, Arthur Levine, Marc B. Hahn, published by Aspatore Books.

Ocular Therapeutics: Eye on New Discoveries, Thomas Yorio, Abbott F. Clark and Martin B. Wax, Academic Press.

Oxidative Stress and Clinical and Biomedical Implications, Robert Mallet and Albert Olivencia-Yurvati, published by Nova.

Risk Assessment for Environmental Health, March G. Robson, William A. Tuscano and Terry Gratton, published by Jossey-Bass.

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