Family Medicine Common Knowledge Encyclopedia

Author: Liu Bin
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Life is warm, harmonious, but also mundane and complex. Sometimes, it can be blindly chaotic. Organizing life in an orderly, scientific, and healthy manner is not something everyone can handle with ease. Although everyone's life patterns differ, the pursuit and enjoyment of a good life are always the same. Happiness in life lies in this. Happiness is the hallmark of a fulfilling life. It exists in a healthy body and mind, manifests as joy and pleasure, and grows right at home—especially through the meticulous care, careful planning, and reasonable adjustments of everyday life. With this philosophy in mind, we have compiled this series of "Healthy Living Aids." It aims to start from the real needs of daily life, gather fresh materials, and provide readers with life guides on diet, healthcare, wellness, parenting, travel, home leisure, and more. Each part of the series offers both fundamental life knowledge and effective tips, covering every aspect of daily life from farming, food, housing, transportation, to medicine, making it a trusted guide and companion for readers. It will surely help readers achieve a higher quality of happy life. This series consists of 5 volumes, including: "Health and Longevity Handbook," "Family Medical Encyclopedia," "Optimal Pregnancy and Childbirth Guide," "Complete Book of Life Hacks," and "Handbook of Food Therapy for Common Diseases." Each volume provides accurate and rich information, centered around daily life, achieving practical and convenient benefits. It not only helps readers actively face various life challenges but also guides them to scientifically arrange their lives and enjoy the joys of life. We sincerely hope readers will provide valuable feedback to make the content even better.
Do you want your family to be healthier? Do you want to improve your family's quality of life? Then you need to master some medical knowledge. This book provides help with family medical knowledge from three aspects: medical (common knowledge), disease prevention and treatment, and seeking medical care and medication.