This book review explores the history and biography of cancer, a live entity within a living vulnerable host in an age-old battle for survival that is ultimately dependant on chance.

The story is of a dedicated GP who chose rural medicine and worked hard to support his patients and community, but eventually walked away as devotion to duty took a toll on his personal health.

An insider’s perspective of prostate cancer: Understanding effects, management options and consequences

Every doctor is a masterpiece that explores the critical goal of physician self-care while delivering clinical care of the highest standard to others.

Professor Tindle explores the challenges that those with rare cancers face in obtaining the latest in cancer therapy.

Case studies allow authors to address clinical, psychological, social, medicolegal and professional topics pragmatically – as is the case with this text.

The latest edition of the main text and companion handbook continue the grand tradition Murtagh pioneered.

The inclusion of the lived experience of patients and carers as an integral component of clinical care provides an essential perspective.

The content helps guide the reader across the landscape of Europe, from one important location to the next, describing the context and importance for each site.

This expertly presented book provides important additional insights into the narrative process that is at the heart of Australian general practice.

This reference book is designed to be used to find medication doses and guidance for other management easily and promptly.

An important foundation of the way general practitioners understand ill-health is through the interconnected constructs of disease and illness.

To what extent should our professional roles dominate our lives, perhaps at the expense of personal health?

Those without a clear, early sense of preferred career may well benefit both personally and professionally from deliberately seeking a range of experiences.

In the evolving discipline of health law, the clinical domain interacts with the legal and governance structures of the courts and lawmakers, and the ethical positions of society at large.