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PDF Ebook Diet, Nutrition and Prostate Cancer

Submitted by antoq on Sun, 10/04/2009 - 07:00

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in the United States aside from skin cancer. It is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in American men. More than 200,000 men – most of them over 65 years of age – are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. Researchers estimate that 27,000 deaths are attributed to prostate cancer annually.

When diagnosed early, prostate cancer is highly treatable. This booklet highlights the latest scientiffc evidence related to life style choices and prostate cancer risk. It also provides information on prostate cancer screening, tells how to recognize the signs and symptoms of the disease and lists treatment options.

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Ebook The Implications of the Global Financial Crisis for Low-Income Countries

Submitted by wulan on Sat, 08/01/2009 - 08:58

The global financial crisis has spread rapidly since the fall of 2008, leading to a global downturn of uncertain severity and duration. The impact of financial sector turmoil on real activity has become increasingly evident, propagating beyond its initial epicenters to affect other advanced economies, emerging markets, and LICs.

This paper analyzes the impact of the global financial crisis on LICs. It provides an overview of the possible impact of the crisis on the short-term macroeconomic outlook. To assess the magnitude of the effects, the paper compares current (January 2009) projections with those made before the crisis. In addition, simulations illustrate the heavy downside risks to these projections.

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Ebook Designers and Users

Submitted by antoq on Mon, 12/15/2008 - 02:19

In our daily lives we are surrounded by things that have been designed by others. This applies to environments, buildings, objects, information and systems. Many of these things are designed by architects, engineers, graphic designers, software designers and industrial designers. Each of the design professions has a domain of knowledge that enables practitioners to understand relevant issues, make judgements, communicate ideas and ultimately produce designs for things that will be brought into existence. Knowledge about people is also required in all design disciplines as a designer makes choices on behalf of the people who will use the things designed. The success of a design will depend to some extent on how well the designer “knows” the users.

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