3 New Preventive Medicine Books Reshaping 2025

What happens when a seasoned epidemiologist dives deep into the evolving landscape of preventive medicine? Dr. Marie Krousel-Wood curates contributions from leading experts to tackle pressing challenges like vaccine hesitancy, opioid use disorder, and healthcare burnout in the COVID-19 era. You gain insights into implementing evidence-based lifestyle interventions and clinical strategies that are directly applicable to medical practice. This volume suits clinicians and healthcare professionals eager to stay current with actionable reviews on prevention topics such as screening and vaccinations, presented with clarity and clinical relevance.

Drawing from extensive expertise in public health, James Chambers offers a focused guide that breaks down vaccinations and preventive care for diverse populations. You’ll find clear explanations about vaccine types, their administration schedules, and disease-specific immunizations integrated with broader preventive strategies aimed at improving global health. Chapters include practical glossaries and indexes that help clarify technical terms and enhance your understanding of immunization science and preventive measures. This book suits health educators, policy makers, and individuals seeking an accessible yet informative resource to navigate the evolving landscape of preventive medicine.

This tailored book explores the latest 2025 developments transforming preventive medicine, focusing on your unique background and specific health interests. It examines emerging discoveries and evolving research, offering a personalized journey through breakthrough concepts in disease prevention and health optimization. By aligning content with your goals, this book reveals cutting-edge insights into vaccine advances, lifestyle medicine, early detection, and public health innovations. You gain a focused understanding of novel prevention techniques that match your experience and curiosity, making learning efficient and relevant. Through this personalized guide, you stay ahead of new challenges and scientific progress, deeply engaging with the future of preventive care.

Phyllis A. Balch, CNC, draws on more than twenty-five years of research and two decades of counseling experience to present an updated guide to natural health remedies. You’ll find detailed entries on vitamins, minerals, herbs, and supplements, paired with the latest science on conditions like Alzheimer’s, chronic fatigue syndrome, and viral infections including COVID-19. This book equips you with practical knowledge to support your body’s wellness through nutritional healing, covering topics from menopause to cancer support. It’s particularly suited for those interested in drug-free approaches and wanting accessible, evidence-based information to navigate natural therapies.