Immunoendocrinology in Health and Disease.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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0824750608

Immunoendocrinology in health and disease.

Ed. by Vincent Geenen and George Chrousos.

Marcel Dekker

2004

787 pages

$249.95

Hardcover

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In an effort to illustrate the clinical importance of immunoendocrinology in the understanding of the pathogenesis and treatment of autoimmune endocrine disorders, the contributors of these 36 articles describe the fundamental and c...

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