Books published by Hayle Medical

Pharmacotherapy is defined as the treatment and cure of disease through the use of drugs. This book on pharmacotherapy focuses on long-term consumption of pharmaceuticals and its effects on well-being. Drug therapy and medication is the most popular method for disease prevention in the world. This book contains some path-breaking studies in the field of pharmacotherapy. It traces the progress of this field and highlights some of its key concepts and applications. It will help the readers in keeping pace with the rapid changes in this field. This book is suitable for students and academics in the fields of pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences and medicinal chemistry.

In recent years, a major effort has been made to comprehend DNA repair pathways at the cellular level. Simultaneously, definitive information regarding human diseases has emerged. A combination of the fundamental research of the processes of DNA repair with clinical practices has led to the placement of the action of DNA repair pathways firmly in the context of the complete organism. Combinative approaches like these lead to a better comprehension of the disease mechanisms and are highly significant for the improvement of diagnostics and prevention, and for envisaging better therapies. This book brings to the foreground the key role DNA repair plays in human health and well-being. The chapters present within this book consist of a comprehensive characterization of DNA repair pathways, and also include an inquiry into the major corpus of evidence relating DNA damage repair with human health. This book will be of significance to a wide range of readers interested in the relationship between DNA repair and human health.