ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS OF HEALTHY LIVING 4E: .

by Sandra M. Alters

Capturing the essence of healthy living, this book provides practical applications and personal strategies along with concepts grounded in scientific research to achieve a balance between science and the real world. Topics backed by research - including a chapter devoted to violence - provide students with an overview of today's health issues.

Genres: Nonfiction

504 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Amanda]

There's some excellent info in this textbook, however, there's also a lot of inaccurate info too. My professor repeatedly made corrections for the many wrong "facts" in this text.

And as a previous reviewer noted, there are graphic close-up images of body parts - duh, it's a college biology textbook on human health. If you can't handle a picture of an infected body part, then you shouldn't take a human biology class and this book should be avoided.

[Aja]

Not too bad of a book for a starting health ed class that focuses on the individual. Glad to be done with it and teaching for the semester!

[Mia]

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