By: Kevin Hayes Library binding. 640 pages. Dec 2020. 978-0-7808-1826-2. List Price: $95.00
Sports Injuries Sourcebook, Sixth Edition begins with the benefits of playing sports and talks about various youth sports played all around the world. It highlights the impact of sports injuries which is considered to be one of the negative outcomes of playing sports.
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By: Rich’s Business Information Softcover. 608 pages. Dec 2020. 978-0-7808-1839-2. List Price: $220.00
This annual directory features high-tech companies and key contacts throughout Northern California, including the Silicon Valley area.
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By: Kevin Hayes Library binding. 424 pages. Nov 2020. 978-0-7808-1824-8. List Price: $45.00
Provides basic health information about auditory impairment, its problems and impacts, types of impairment and related disorders, with impairment caused by genetics and infections, guide for diagnosis, intervention, and treatment, and information about assistive hearing and disability rights for people with auditory impairment. Includes resources for additional help and information.
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By: Omnigraphics Library Binding. 3,480 pages. Nov 2020. 978-0-7808-1830-9. List Price: $231.00
Verified, accurate, up-to-date contact information for all types of businesses, industries, and related organizations.
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By: Omnigraphics Softcover. 950 pages. Nov 2020. 978-0-7808-1836-1. List Price: $275.00
A comprehensive program guide to all federal domestic assistance programs. Encyclopedic entries include Program Title, Number, Description, Purpose, Eligibility/Beneficiary Rules, Award Size, and Funding Agency Contact Details.
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Almost all types of health insurance have a period of a few months whereby you can enroll in a new plan or change the coverage under an existing plan. Most of these periods come toward the end of the year. However, there are usually Special Enrollment Periods that allow you to enroll if you experience a qualifying life event.
Under the Affordable Care Act, the open enrollment period began for marketplace plans November 1, 2020 and ended December 15th 2020.
Posted: January 8, 2021
In the United States, almost 40,000 people get HIV every year. Many people infected with HIV don’t know they have it. This devastating disease attacks the immune system and affects all parts of the body, eventually leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), it’s most deadly and advanced stage, for which there is currently no cure. Yet there is hope for the many Americans living with HIV infection or AIDS. Researchers are developing new and more effective drug combinations, and scientists are growing ever closer to a vaccine. Improvements in medication and earlier diagnosis mean that those infected with HIV are living longer, healthier, and more productive lives.
Established by the World Health Organization in 1988 and observed each year on December 1st, World AIDS Day is an opportunity for organizations around the world to raise awareness and advocate for progress in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care.
This chapter offering advice for coping with an HIV/AIDS diagnosis is from AIDS Sourcebook.
Comprehensive information about risk factors, prevention, transmission, and treatment of HIV and related complications, along with tips for living with HIV/AIDS, is available in AIDS Sourcebook, 7th Edition.
Posted: November 22, 2020
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