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Compact Medical Guides Launches with Release of Books, eBooks and Smartphone Applications to Aid in the Management of Child Illness & Injury and Travel Health Issues
The Parent's Compact Guide to Acute Childhood Illness & Injury
The main author, Steven G Rothrock MD, FACEP, FAAP has cared for over 150,000 children, adults, and travelers. He has edited several textbooks, served as a reviewer for several major medical journals and authored over 150 book chapters, peer reviewed medical publications and abstracts. Compact Medical Guides, LLC (http://www.compactmedicalguides.com/books) is dedicated to providing inexpensive, easily accessible, easy to read health information via books, ebooks, kindle books, and smartphone/ipad applications to assist the public with their medical needs.
To keep the public better informed, the editors periodically will review and publish free, online, thoroughly referenced articles regarding important and timely health issues for the public, parents, children and travelers. (http://www.compactmedicalguides.com/blog)
Compact Medical Guides motto is “knowledge is power”. Their mission is to educate the public so that they can be informed when making medical decisions. Their books, ebooks, kindle books and applications (http://www.compactmedicalguides.com/books) are created for non-medical professionals. CMG LLC develops products to aid travelers, parents and the general public in making medical decisions and in preventing and initiating treatment for common and uncommon diseases and injuries.
Compact Medical Guides, LLC
PO Box 68
Goldenrod, Florida 32733-0068
steve@compactmedicalguides.com
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