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From the reviews: Many endocrine diseases have an autoimmune etiology. This book focuses on these disorders and provides an understanding of how dysregulation of the immune system contributes to disease pathogenesis. ! This will be most suitable for individuals studying autoimmune endocrine disorders. It also will be helpful to endocrinologists who want to learn more about this important subject. ! This is a great resource for physicians or researchers who wish to learn more about autoimmune endocrine disorders, particularly ! autoimmune thyroid disease and Type 1 diabetes. (Ronald N Cohen, Doody's Review Service, March, 2008) This text is written in a way that allows either a superficial or in-depth approach toward understanding how dysfunction of the immune system produces many different endocrine diseases. ! Each chapter begins with a concise summary, telling the reader what will be covered. This is helpful, like a preacher telling you what the sermon will be covering. ! will remain a helpful addition to my library as patients are seen, diagnoses sought, and treatment rendered. (Samuel P. Marynick, Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings, Vol. 21 (4), September, 2008)

From the reviews: <p> Many endocrine diseases have an autoimmune etiology. This book focuses on these disorders and provides an understanding of how dysregulation of the immune system contributes to disease pathogenesis. a ] This will be most suitable for individuals studying autoimmune endocrine disorders. It also will be helpful to endocrinologists who want to learn more about this important subject. a ] This is a great resource for physicians or researchers who wish to learn more about autoimmune endocrine disorders, particularly a ] autoimmune thyroid disease and Type 1 diabetes. (Ronald N Cohen, Doodya (TM)s Review Service, March, 2008) <p> This text is written in a way that allows either a superficial or in-depth approach toward understanding how dysfunction of the immune system produces many different endocrine diseases. a ] Each chapter begins with a concise summary, telling the reader what will be covered. This is helpful, like a preacher telling you what the sermon will be covering. a ] will remain a helpful addition to my library as patients are seen, diagnoses sought, and treatment rendered. (Samuel P. Marynick, Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings, Vol. 21 (4), September, 2008)

From the reviews: ""Many endocrine diseases have an autoimmune etiology. This book focuses on these disorders and provides an understanding of how dysregulation of the immune system contributes to disease pathogenesis. ... This will be most suitable for individuals studying autoimmune endocrine disorders. It also will be helpful to endocrinologists who want to learn more about this important subject. ... This is a great resource for physicians or researchers who wish to learn more about autoimmune endocrine disorders, particularly ... autoimmune thyroid disease and Type 1 diabetes."" (Ronald N Cohen, Doody,s Review Service, March, 2008) ""This text is written in a way that allows either a superficial or in-depth approach toward understanding how dysfunction of the immune system produces many different endocrine diseases. ... Each chapter begins with a concise summary, telling the reader what will be covered. This is helpful, like a preacher telling you what the sermon will be covering. ... will remain a helpful addition to my library as patients are seen, diagnoses sought, and treatment rendered."" (Samuel P. Marynick, Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings, Vol. 21 (4), September, 2008)

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