This year we've extended our Black Fridays Savings at Tarascon to a FULL WEEK! Now through Tuesday, November 27th, we're offering 40% off plus free shipping on our entire library of Tarascon Pocketbooks. This is our biggest sales event and your best chance to get the most-trusted portable drug guides, including the best-selling 2019 Tarascon Pharmacopoeia, the new Tarascon Pain Pocketbook, and the updated Tarascon Orthopaedica.
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The must-have Physicians’ Cancer Chemotherapy Drug Manual is now available for your iPhone, iPad, and Android. The new app offers busy physicians convenient and affordable access to up-to-date information on standard therapy and recent advances in oncology medication.
Topics: medicine, oncology, mobile app, mobile medicine
Now is your chance to save on any Tarascon print medical reference, including the best-selling Tarascon Pocket Pharmacopoeia 2018 Classic Shirt-Pocket Edition or Deluxe Lab-Coat Edition and the NEW Tarascon Pain Pocketbook.
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The Tarascon Pharmacopoeia is the most popular and most trusted portable drug reference. Conveniently available for your iPhone and iPad or Android mobile device, this must-have resource contains vital drug information on thousands of drugs to help clinicians make better decisions at the point of care.
Topics: Android, Apple, apps, Google Play, iOS, Pharmacopoeia, mobile app
Today is National Doctor's Day! A day that reminds us to recognize the dedication and contributions of physicians to their patients and communities. Many nations around the globe celebrate their doctors, though the date varies. Brazil celebrates on October 18th in honor of the birth of Saint Luke. Iran, Cuba, India, Vietnam, and Nepal also established their own holiday to show appreciation for the unwavering care of their physicians.
Topics: Tarascon, Tarascon Publishing, National Doctor's Day
New fads and diets are constantly surfacing in our world today, however it’s interesting to note that often a lot of the new fads are actually a resurfacing out of old traditions translated into a modern setting. For example, looking up Kombucha on www.huffingtonpost.com leads to a wealth of articles like “What Kombucha Really is, for those of you who Drink it but Don’t really know,” “Kombucha: A Love Story,” and “7 Ways Fermented Tea Can Give You Better Skin.” And these are only a few of the headlines surfacing online today.
Topics: medicine, preventive medicine
Cancer is a leading cause of Death in the world today, so whether it’s you, a loved one, friend, or acquaintance, chances are high that cancer will be a part of your life at some point.
Topics: medicine, preventive medicine, cancer treatment
You've been good all year, so this holiday season treat yourself and the medical superheroes in your life to our acclaimed series of must-have portable drug guides.
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Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, author of Questions and Answers about Binge Eating Disorder: A Guide for Clinicians presented at the National Binge Eating Disorder Conference in Brooklyn, NY November 2-4. Dr. Oliver-Pyatt and Chevese Turner, founder, president and CEO of Binge Eating Disorder Assocation, co-presented on policy and advocacy.
Topics: BED, medicine, Q&A, Wendy Oliver-Pyatt
In a new review, Anthony Shanks, MD, from Indiana University School of Medicine, writes for Doody’s Review Service that,
“This is an excellent reference and one that I will be going back to often. It is easy to read and, more importantly, interesting to read.”
Topics: Doody's Review Service, Tekoa L. King, Julian T. Parer, EFM, Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring, Tomoaki Ikeda, Reviews, electronic fetal monitoring