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Fei‑Fei Li—one of the most influential figures in modern artificial intelligence—offers a personal, scientific, and philosophical memoir about her life and her role in shaping the field of AI. The book blends her experiences as an immigrant, scientist, and educator with the story of how AI evolved from a niche academic pursuit into a global force.

Li uses her own journey to explore how humans perceive the world, how machines learn to “see,” and what responsible AI development should look like. The narrative is both technical and deeply human, emphasizing empathy, ethics, and the social impact of technology.

Emergency medical care begins long before a patient reaches the hospital. EMTs are often the first professionals to assess, stabilize, and support individuals experiencing life‑threatening illness or injury. Their decisions in the first minutes of care can shape outcomes in powerful ways. This book provides the essential foundation for performing that role with competence, confidence, and compassion.

Through clear explanations, step‑by‑step skill guidance, and realistic scenarios, it introduces the

Essentials of Health Behavior (4e) provides a clear, accessible introduction to behavioral science in public health. It explains why people behave the way they do, how social and psychological factors shape health, and how public health professionals design interventions to change behavior at individual, community, and population levels.

The introduction argues that social change requires more than strategy, policy, or activism. It requires inner work. Ginwright explains that many justice‑oriented communities are exhausted, overwhelmed, and stuck in cycles of urgency. The book begins by inviting readers to slow down, reflect, and recognize that healing is not separate from justice — it is a prerequisite for

Preparing for certification in midwifery and women’s health nursing requires more than memorizing facts; it demands a deep understanding of clinical concepts, the ability to apply evidence‑based practice, and confidence in decision‑making across the full spectrum of women’s health. This review guide is designed to support that journey. It brings together essential knowledge, current practice guidelines, and exam‑style questions that mirror the structure and rigor of national certification exams. Each chapter focuses on the core areas of care that define advanced practice in women’s health, helping learners strengthen clinical reasoning, reinforce foundational principles, and build the readiness needed for successful certification. Whether you are beginning your preparation or refining your final review, this book offers a clear, organized pathway toward achieving professional competence and advancing your practice.

This textbook is a core, research‑based reference in physical therapy and rehabilitation, focusing on how muscles and joints interact mechanically to produce human movement. It serves as a bridge between basic science and clinical practice, helping clinicians understand both normal and abnormal movement patterns across the lifespan.

Mastering strength and conditioning requires more than reading—it demands active engagement with the concepts that shape effective training. As athletes and clients seek higher levels of performance, professionals must be able to apply scientific principles, analyze movement, and design programs that meet diverse needs. This study guide supports that process by transforming key ideas from the main text into practical learning activities.

Through structured questions, real‑world scenarios, and critical‑thinking exercises, it helps learners reinforce essential knowledge in exercise science, testing, program design, and coaching. Each chapter encourages deeper understanding and prepares readers for both professional practice and certification exams such as the CSCS. Whether you are beginning your studies or refining your expertise, this guide offers a clear, hands‑on pathway to becoming a confident, knowledgeable strength and conditioning professional.

The introduction emphasizes that health economics is about making choices under conditions of limited resources. Because no health system can meet all needs for all people at all times, economics provides tools to understand costs, benefits, efficiency, equity, and how decisions affect population health.

The Physicians’ Cancer Chemotherapy Drug Manual 2023 is a comprehensive, clinician‑focused reference that summarizes essential information on modern chemotherapy agents, including dosing, mechanisms, toxicity, and clinical applications. It serves as a practical, quick‑access guide for oncologists, pharmacists, and healthcare professionals involved in cancer treatment.

Schneider’s Introduction to Public Health provides a thorough, accessible, and engaging overview of the field of public health, written for students who are new to the discipline. The book explains how public health works, the forces that shape it, and the organizations responsible for protecting population health. It uses nontechnical language, real‑world examples, and current political, economic, and cultural issues to help readers understand today’s public health challenges and potential solutions

Athletic performance is shaped not only by training and skill but by the fuel that supports every movement, every adaptation, and every recovery. Nutrition determines how effectively the body produces energy, builds muscle, maintains endurance, and responds to the physical demands of sport. For athletes and professionals working in sport and exercise, understanding these nutritional foundations is essential.

This book provides a clear, evidence‑based pathway into the science of sports nutrition. It explains how nutrients function in the body, how energy needs change with training intens

Healthcare organizations operate in an environment defined by rapid change, increasing complexity, and rising expectations for quality, safety, and efficiency. To lead effectively in such a system, managers must understand not only the structure of healthcare delivery but also the principles that guide organizational behavior, leadership, finance, human resources, and strategic planning.

Food Microbiology is the study of action of microbes on food. The book discusses in a narrative style, the interaction between microbes, food and the environment besidestracing the […]