How To Recognize Substance Abuse: At Work, at Home, in Athletics...Anywhere
Timothy A. Dimoff
July 1, 2001
This book reveals a darker, grittier side of American culture that many people never see. Readers will be stunned by the impact drug abuse has in our homes, our workplaces, schools and even on the athletic field. A must-read for anyone who needs to be able to spot the signs of drug abuse or stop it before it begins.
The YOU in Business: How to Build a Strong Business from the Inside Out
Timothy A. Dimoff
1997
This fun-to-read book is for anyone who manages or owns a small business. Filled with real-life in-the-trenches stories, you will gain exciting insights into the fundamentals of building a business from the ground up. You will also learn how to develop long-lasting customer relationships to grow your business and place it on the fast track to success.
Handbook of Carcinogen Testing (2nd Ed.)
Harry A. Milman, PhD, Elizabeth K. Weisburger
January 14, 1995
This edition provides the reader with an overview of how to proceed with the various tests and how the data are eventually used for regulatory decisions.
Biochemical Mechanisms and Regulation of Intercellular Communication
Harry A. Milman, PhD, Eugene Elmore (Eds.)
1987
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Hanny Lightfoot-Klein
February 2003
Secret Wounds is the long-awaited final segment of Lightfoot-Klein's trilogy. Once again, the subject of her impassioned treatise is the genital mutilation of non-consenting minors, whose practice has not only been culturally embedded in Africa over millennia, but which has been medicalized in the United States on male, female, and intersex children since the mid-eighteen hundreds.
A Woman's Odyssey Into Africa: Tracks Across a Life
Hanny Lightfoot-Klein
January 1, 1992
Here is the intriguing story of one woman's mid-life flight from her stultified, middle-class, psychologically crippling, and unfulfilled existence into a world of high adventure, danger, hardship, and endurance, which ultimately leads her to autonomy and recognition. In her new book, A Woman's Odyssey Into Africa, Hanny Lightfoot-Klein chronicles three year-long solo backpacking treks through remote areas of sub-Saharan Africa. In the process, she discovers the mainsprings of strength within herself as she follows her own drummer, finding the courage to face the darkest and most secret convolutions of her own mind.
Prisoners of Ritual: An Odyssey into Female Genital Circumcision in Africa
Hanny Lightfoot-Klein
November 2, 1989
This unique volume focuses on the psychosexual and social effects of female genital mutilation, an ancient, deeply entrenched custom saturating the larger part of Africa. Over a period of six years, Author Hanny Lightfoot-Klein trekked through outlying areas of Sudan, Kenya, and Egypt, where she lived with a number of African families. What she learned by way of in-depth personal interviews and firsthand observation has enabled her to add a previously unknown and often astonishing dimension to our knowledge of ritual practices and human sexuality.
