Book: Hardback | 223 x 286mm | 304 pages | ISBN 9780789486721 | 22 Aug 2002 | Dorling Kindersley | Adult
The Encyclopedia of the Human Body is perfect for use as a family guide to understanding how the body works and for supporting the science studies of school-age children. Packed with bold illustrations and easy-to-follow text, the most challenging anatomical concepts, from how our skeletons support our body weight to the impact computer imaging is having on the fight against disease, are clearly presented for ease in understanding. Fascinating information on the history of medicine and its pioneers rounds out this must-have compendium.
