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The obesity culture : strategies for change. Public health and university-community partnerships
Johnston I Harkavy £25 978-1-85463-225-8
The authors describe obesity as a complex problem. As such they insist on the diverse conditions that form ‘The obesity culture’. Good methods of research and a central role for education and community participation may best meet the public health challenge. Obesity and overweight, as hazards for the health of all, and widely manifested as a particular threat to the less economically well off and minority groups, form an outstanding example of the complex problems of today’s global society. Money alone and prescriptive solutions clearly do not work.

Jordan’s arid Badia: deepening our understanding
Edited by RW Dutton and MI Shahbaz
£55 978-1-85463-227
This is the second book recording more than a decade of cooperation between the Jordan Higher Council for Science and Technology and Durham University, UK. The work of the Badia Centre brings together research leading to an understanding of the geographic conditions of life in the arid Badia region that comprises 80% of Jordan. These studies match the aim of developing natural regional resources and preserving local human, animal and plant cultures.
-energy malnutrition
J C Waterlow £35 978-1-85463-231-9
Reprint 2007 with added material
-energy malnutrition fulfils the needs of doctors and health workers in less developed countries admirably...this book is an essential primer, especially since first-hand clinical and research experience in primary malnutrition is becoming increasingly difficult to acquire
--The Lancet (original edition).

Energy and nitrogen requirements in disease states
S J Taylor £25 978-185463-228-9
The monograph comprises five sections: methodology; energy requirements in chronic disease; energy requirements in severe inflammatory states; nitrogen, substrates and clinical outcome and estimating requirements. [The author] is to be congratulated for this concise, informative and practical monograph. J Hum Nutr Diet