Гелена Ариньш - Бойкот раку. Защитите себя и своих близких! Советы врача-онколога из Великобритании
- Название:Бойкот раку. Защитите себя и своих близких! Советы врача-онколога из Великобритании
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В этой книге вы найдете все необходимые факты о том, как значительно снизить риск развития злокачественного процесса. Ежедневные мелочи, на которые мы порой не обращаем внимания, существенно влияют на наше здоровье. Ваша осведомленность может спасти жизнь вам и вашим близким!
В книге также приведена информация о профилактическом осмотре и методах ранней диагностики для выявления заболевания на ранней стадии, когда полное излечение вполне вероятно.
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