Health Sciences

Hodder Arnold publishes books in medicine, nursing and allied subjects at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional level. Subjects covered include anaesthesia, cardiology, forensic medicine, nursing, oncology, respiratory medicine and surgery, as well as many others.

With over 600 books in print, and approximately 80 new titles published each year, there is a book to cover every stage of your career – from course textbooks and guides for revision and study to operative manuals and reference works.

This website will help you to find the books you are interested in – simply select the subject from the menu and you will be taken to a list of publications in that area. Alternatively, select from our list of websites to access more detailed information about a particular book. 

Forthcoming 2008

MEDICAL UNDERGRADUATE

Muir's Textbook of Pathology
Fourteenth Edition
David A Levison, Robin Reid, Alistair D Burt, David J Harrison, Stewart Fleming

"Muir's remains an excellent, modestly priced textbook of pathology that will serve the student as a reference through the clinical years and beyond.”
Histopathology, about the previous edition
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MEDICAL POSTGRADUATE

Differential Diagnosis in Obstetrics and Gynaecology: an A-Z
Tony Hollingworth

User-friendly and ideal for quick reference, the book is arranged alphabetically, with potential diagnoses listed in order of importance and an extensive collection of colour photographs to aid in diagnosis.

PROFESSIONAL AND REFERENCE

Greenfield's Neuropathology
Eighth Edition
2-volume set & Illustrated DVD-ROM
Professor Seth Love, Dr David N Louis,Professor David W Ellison

‘… a true monument of neuropathology that cannot be compared with anything existing in this field … It is really a seminal work and … can be recommended to all’
European Journal of Neurology, about the previous edition
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NURSING

Competencies for Advanced Nursing Practice
Sue Hinchliff, Rosemary Rogers

Written by experienced academics and advanced nurse practitioners from a variety of clinical backgrounds, this is the first independent guide to support nurses seeking accreditation in advanced practice.