Recommended books on health and disease

471 recommended books on health and disease. The authors are mainly UK health professionals. Many are inexpensive and all can be bought online from the Patient UK bookshop.

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Most requested books

  1. Coping Successfully with Your Hiatus Hernia
  2. Defeat Depression:Tips and Techniques for Healing a Troubled Mind
  3. Living with Fibromyalgia
  4. Motor Neurone Disease: a Family Affair
  5. Coping Successfully with Your Irritable Bowel
  6. Coping with Coeliac Disease
  7. Living with a Stoma
  8. Overcoming Social Anxiety
  9. Arthritis: Complete Guide to Relief Using Methods that Really Work
  10. Living with Crohn's Disease
  11. Coping with a Hernia
  12. Coping with Thyroid Problems
  13. Overcoming Depression
  14. Overcoming Low Self Esteem: A Self-help Guide Using Cognitive Behavioural Techniques
  15. Understanding Obsessions and Compulsions
  16. Overcoming Anger and Irritability
  17. Fibromyalgia (The First Year)
  18. IBS: The First Year
  19. Coping Successfully with Panic Attacks
  20. Overcoming Anxiety
  21. All About Hip Replacement. A Patient's Guide
  22. Coping with Endometriosis
  23. COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease): At Your Fingertips
  24. Tell Me What to Eat If I Have Acid Reflux
  25. Coping with Cystitis
  26. Control Your Blood Pressure: 52 Brilliant Ideas for Keeping a Lid on Hypertension
  27. Tormenting Thoughts and Secret Rituals
  28. Coping Successfully with Your Irritable Bladder
  29. IBS Relief, a Doctor, a Dietician and a Psychologist Provide a Team Approach to Managing Irritable Bowel Syndrome
  30. Mind Over Mood

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PS - Health and Poverty

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