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The Brain Book: Development, Function, Disorder, Health
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About The Brain
Review [Review of previous edition:] An excellent text for the student interested in developing his or her understanding of human anatomy and physiology. (Cate Hibbitt American Biology Teacher 2013-11-01)This update is a 'must have' replacement highly recommended for any health or physiology collection interested in the latest research. Where other books about the brain often assume some degree of prior knowledge, the advantage to The Brain Book is that it's organized for a general-interest reader who may have little scientific background in physiology or brain science. (Diane Donovan Donovan's Literary Services 2019-12-01)[Review of previous edition:] An informative general introduction, this will well serve the basic science collection. (Gilbert Taylor Booklist 2012-12-01)[Review of previous edition:] There is something almost magical about a beautiful, colorful, well-illustrated book... There is hardly a single page without a full color photograph or illustration. The topics covered are wide ranging.... It is definitely a useful special topic book in upper middle school and high school. It would be particularly useful for a teacher who is interested in preparing some background information for elementary or middle level students.... This would make a good classroom or library reference book.... Those outside the education ranks would also benefit from the use of this book to look up items that might be if interest. (Steve Canpipe National Science Teachers Association Recommends 2013-02-04)[Review of previous edition:] A deluxe hardcover describing all the brain's functions, disorders, and diseases, written by a team of international brain science experts. (Publisher's Weekly 2012-08-13)[Review of previous edition:] Owning a book on the brain is a no brainer, as the saying goes. It is an essential book for yourself and your family. (Shelf Life 2013-02-01)[Review of previous edition:] Jaw-dropping images--MRIs, micrographs (photographs taken through a microscope), and detailed graphics--which display the brain like you've never seen, or thought of it, before. But think of it we should.... There's much to learn, and all of it is fascinating.... This volume is so much more than a beautifully illustrated coffee table book, it is both fascinatingly detailed and extraordinarily readable. No reference library, or lover of good books, should be without a copy. (Tracey Tufnail Vancouver Sun 2013-03-30)[Review of previous edition:] This could have easily been a very dull tome. It isn't. (Randy Midzain Winnipeg Free Press 2012-12-01) Product Description "There is something almost magical about a beautiful, colorful, well-illustrated book... It is definitely a useful special topic book in upper middle school and high school." --National Science Teachers Association Recommends "This volume is so much more than a beautifully illustrated coffee table book, it is both fascinatingly detailed and extraordinarily readable. No reference library, or lover of good books, should be without a copy." --Vancouver Sun The Brain Book is a fascinating exploration of the most complex organ in the human body. Composed of billions of nerve cells, the brain controls our thoughts, movements, behavior and emotions and much more. This comprehensive, approachable and richly illustrated book explores such diverse topics as how we sense the world, consciousness and memory, disease and disorder, the aging brain, and spinal injury repair. Research moves fast in science and much has been learned since the book was first published in 2012. This new edition includes: Redesigned and captions updated throughout More than 100 new photographs added Text reviewed in detail and updated to reflect the most up-to-date research and novel therapies Genetic control of brain development Genetic control of language Spinal cord injury Drug abuse Stem cell therapy to treat brain disease Williams syndrome. Hundreds of color images, including stunning 3D il
