Sexology & Sexual Behavior - General & Miscellaneous, Physiology, Reproductive Medicine & Technology, Biology - General & Miscellaneous, Physiology - Reproduction & Reproductive System, Evolution

Human Reproductive Biology

Name: Human Reproductive Biology
Author: Richard E. Jones
ISBN: 9780123897701

by Richard E. Jones

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Overview

Human Reproductive Biology, Third Edition, explains today's advances in reproductive science and discusses the choices and concerns that are a major part of our lives. It has been fully updated to include the latest medical research into human reproduction and associated health concerns, including new treatments and technologies. The text covers the biological fundamentals, and looks at current topics such as aging of the male and female reproductive systems, hormone therapies, fertility studies and treatments, sexual behavior, and the latest issues related to pregancy.

Intended for those studying reproductive biology, endocrinology, developmental biology and related areas, this updated book will also be useful for researchers and medical practitioners looking for a current, authoritative reference.

Audience: Ideal for undergraduates taking biology of human reproduction courses. These courses are generally for nonmajors and are usually taken after an introduction to biology course. Students in the health sciences should also find this book useful.

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A new edition of the text providing current information about human reproductive anatomy and physiology, explaining advances in reproductive science which affect everyday choices and concerns. The volume discusses topics as diverse as new PMS treatments, the evolution of human mating systems, sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, contraceptives, sex differences in the brain, and the effects of stress on reproduction. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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A well-planned and well-executed text for an undergraduate biology course, suitable for students with or without prior college background in biology. Presents the current state of knowledge about human reproductive anatomy and physiology, and relates this basic scientific knowledge to biomedical aspects of reproduction and to human sexual behavior. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)