The liver is the largest organ in the body and plays a vital role in regulating life processes. Each year more than 25 million Americans are afflicted with liver and gall bladder diseases, and more than 27, 000 die of cirrhosis. Experts believe that more than half of all liver diseases could be prevented. Liver
Disorders Sourcebook contains basic consumer health information about the liver, how it works, and
how to keep it healthy through diet, vaccination, and other preventive care measures. Readers will learn about the symptoms and treatment options for such diseases as hepatitis,
primary biliary cirrhosis, Wilson's disease, hemochromatosis, liver failure, cancer of the liver, and…
Joyce Brennfleck Shannon edits Liver Disorders Sourcebook an in-depth coverage of diseases ranging from hepatitis to cancer and disorders caused by drugs.
