Basics of Oncology
From the reviews:"This book explores the topic of cancer from a basic medical, clinical standpoint without undertaking any of the psychosocial aspects of the disease. It is intended to provide students, both medical and nursing, a basic understanding of cancer … . It is easy to read and understand for all students in health related fields … . The overall quality of this book is good, and it could be useful for teaching students about cancer … . it may be handy as an additional reference." (Margaret R Hurst, Doody’s Review Service, September, 2009)“Stephens and Aigner … provide a general overview of the essential medical, scientific and clinical aspects of cancer by offering detailed explanations and discussion of the causes, pathology, clinical features, diagnostic investigations, treatments and outcomes all within one volume. The aim is to furnish students of medicine, nurse oncologists and other health professionals with a sound basis with which to expand into detailed or specific study in different areas of practice.” (Times Higher Education, February, 2010)