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C. G. Jung, Volume 1
د.إ90.00Fei‑Fei Li—one of the most influential researchers in artificial intelligence and the creator of ImageNet—offers a memoir that blends **science
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Jung The Psychogenesis Mental Disease
د.إ110.00Fei‑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.
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The American Psychiatric Association Publishing Textbook of Psychopharmacology
د.إ980.00This two‑volume textbook is one of the most comprehensive and authoritative references in neuropsychopharmacology. More than 160 experts, including 75+ new contributors, provide an in‑depth, research‑driven exploration of how psychiatric medications work, how they are used, and how treatment decisions are made across diverse clinical populations.
The book is fully aligned with the DSM‑5‑TR and reflects the rapidly evolving landscape of psychiatric treatment, including advances in molecular biology, genomics, neuroimaging, and personalized medicine.
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Secrets
د.إ250.00The 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.
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Policy and Politics for Nurses and Other Health Professionals: Advocacy and Action
د.إ340.00Schneider’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
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Neumann’s Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal System
د.إ540.00This 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.
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Psychology and Your Life with P.O.W.E.R Learning, 2024 Release
د.إ300.00This textbook is designed as an accelerated, modular introduction to psychology, built specifically for today’s diverse college student population. It aims to show learners how psychology directly affects their daily lives and future careers, whether they plan to work in healthcare, design, law enforcement, or any other field.
The book integrates P.O.W.E.R. Learning strategies—a framework that helps students improve studying, critical thinking, and academic performance—while presenting psychological concepts in a clear, applied, and engaging way. It is structured to support students who may be:
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American Academy of Pediatrics 2023 Nelson’s Antimicrobial Therapy
د.إ90.00This book is a comprehensive, evidence‑based reference designed to guide healthcare professionals in assessing, managing, and optimizing nutrition for infants, children, and adolescents. Although the search results did not return a direct description for this exact ISBN, the title is widely known within AAP’s clinical reference series. Based on the typical scope of AAP nutrition manuals, the book provides:
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Inspire Biology
د.إ200.00This Teacher Edition is part of McGraw Hill’s Inspire Science High School series, designed to help educators deliver biology through inquiry‑based, hands‑on, and project‑based learning. The program emphasizes curiosity, critical thinking, and real‑world scientific investigation, guiding students to construct explanations for biological phenomena and design solutions to authentic problems.
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Health Program Planning and Evaluation: A Practical Systematic Approach to Community Health
د.إ240.00The 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.
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Introduction to Global Health
د.إ140.00The introduction emphasizes that improving population health requires more than medical knowledge. It requires understanding why people behave the way they do, how environments shape choices, and how theory helps public health professionals design interventions that actually work. Edberg frames the book as a practical, accessible guide to the behavioral and social foundations of health.
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Introduction to Health Behavior Theory
د.إ190.00The introduction emphasizes that health policy and law are central forces that determine who gets care, how care is delivered, how public health is protected, and how health systems respond to social challenges. It frames the book as a practical, accessible guide for students entering health administration, public health, nursing, and related fields.
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How to Measure Health Outcomes: A Hands-On Guide to Getting Started
د.إ130.00The introduction emphasizes that the capability approach is fundamentally about freedom: what people are genuinely able to do and be. It argues that traditional economic measures (like GDP) fail to capture human flourishing, and that evaluating well‑being requires looking at people’s real opportunities, not just resources or outcomes.
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Essentials of Dental Caries
د.إ75.00The introduction explains that International Relations is fundamentally about power, conflict, cooperation, and the structures that shape global life. It emphasizes that IR is not only about states and wars — it is also about people, ideas, institutions, and the everyday forces that influence global outcomes.
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Long Lever Techniques: An Illustrated Practitioners Guide to Treating Neuro-Musculoskeletal Pain
د.إ50.00The 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
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GIS Cartography: A Guide to Effective Map Design, Third Edition
د.إ160.00The introduction argues that ethnic conflict cannot be understood—or resolved—through narrow political or military frameworks alone. Effective peacebuilding requires historical awareness, ethical reflection, inclusive governance, and sustained engagement with local communities.
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Study Guide for the Core Curriculum for Oncology Nursing
د.إ330.00The introduction reinforces that medical‑surgical nursing is the foundation of adult nursing practice, requiring strong clinical judgment, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a deep understanding of pathophysiology. Volume 2 builds on these principles by focusing on specialized systems, advanced conditions, and complex patient needs.
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Radiographic positing
د.إ385.00The introduction emphasizes that medical‑surgical nursing is the core of adult health care, requiring nurses to integrate clinical judgment, evidence‑based practice, and compassionate care. It frames the book as a comprehensive resource designed to help students and clinicians understand complex health conditions and deliver high‑quality, patient‑centered care.
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Fundamental of clinic approch
د.إ210.00The introduction emphasizes that understanding anatomy and physiology is essential for anyone entering health‑related fields because it provides the foundation for all clinical knowledge. It frames the human body as an integrated, self‑regulating system and encourages students to think about structure and function together rather than as separate topics.
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Calculus for the AP (R) Course
د.إ275.00The introduction emphasizes that psychology is not just an academic subject — it is a practical toolkit for understanding yourself and others. Myers and DeWall frame the book around the idea that psychological principles can help people make wiser choices, improve mental health, strengthen relationships, and better navigate the world.
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PET and PET/CT: A Clinical Guide
د.إ330.00The introduction emphasizes that caring for neurosurgical and neurologically fragile patients requires precise physiological understanding, interdisciplinary coordination, and rapid decision‑making. It positions the book as a bridge between anesthesiology, neurosurgery, and neuro‑critical care, offering evidence‑based guidance for safe perioperative and ICU management
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Physiology of Sport and Exercise
د.إ339.00The introduction positions the text as a research‑driven, visually rich foundation for learning exercise physiology. It emphasizes that understanding bodily responses to exercise is essential for designing training programs, improving performance, and promoting health across different populations.
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Managing heritage
د.إ680.00The introduction argues that peacebuilding is most effective when guided by ethical principles, not just institutional frameworks or external interventions. Murithi highlights that sustainable peace requires addressing the moral dimensions of conflict: how people relate to one another, how communities heal, and how justice is restored.
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Natural Hormone Balance for Women: Look Younger, Feel Stronger, and Live Life with Exuberance
د.إ60.00The introduction argues that true effectiveness comes from character, not quick‑fix tactics. Covey explains that modern self‑help trends often focus on personality tricks, image, or short‑term techniques, but lasting success requires a deeper, principle‑centered approach rooted in integrity, responsibility, and personal growth.
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Evidence-Based Practice for Nurses: Appraisal and Application of Research
د.إ190.00The introduction emphasizes that effective leadership is essential for navigating today’s complex, rapidly changing health care environment. Health professionals must understand leadership theory, develop practical skills, and apply them in real‑world settings to improve patient care, team performance, and organizational outcomes.
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Guidelines for Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programs
د.إ240.00The introduction emphasizes that youth are not simply “small adults.” Their bodies, minds, and social environments develop in unique ways, and fitness professionals must use age‑appropriate, evidence‑based methods to help them build strength, confidence, and lifelong healthy habits.
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Fitnessgram Administration Manual with Web Resource: The Journey to Myhealthyzone
د.إ110.00The introduction establishes the book as the authoritative, science‑based resource for coaches, trainers, and students who need to understand how to design safe, effective strength and conditioning programs. It emphasizes that the NSCA’s mission is to advance the profes
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How to Design and Evaluate Research in Education
د.إ240.00The introduction establishes the book as a practical, beginner‑friendly guide for students entering the field of educational research. It explains that educational research is essential for improving teaching, learning, and decision‑making in schools, and the book aims to give readers the skills to understand, design, and evaluate research effectively.
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Health Care Finance: Basic Tools for Nonfinancial Managers
د.إ370.00“A foundation in health care finance; practical skills to manage a budget and the vocabulary to communicate effectively with staff, other managers, and the health care executive management team. For students of Nursing and other allied health profess
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Health Care USA
د.إ270.00The introduction explains that modern U.S. health care is the product of decades of policy decisions, social change, technological advancement, and shifting public expectations. It positions the book as a guide to understanding these forces and how they shape today’s system — from financing and governance to workforce, technology, and patient care delivery.
