Author: John Walshe

Copper: Quest for a Cure

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Library License: US $140
ISBN: 978-1-60805-657-6 (Print)
ISBN: 978-1-60805-060-4 (Online)
Year of Publication: 2009
DOI: 10.2174/97816080506041090101

Introduction

This is the story of how Wilson’s disease, a previously rare and fatal inherited disease, was conquered by a series of individual discoveries, leading to highly effective treatments. It also describes the difficulties which had to be overcome to achieve this in the face of government and institutional bureaucracy. It should be of interest to those involved in medical research, to doctors interested in rare diseases and to the lay public who want to know how medical advances are made. Technical details are kept to a minimum so that an understanding of medical and technical terms is not needed. The Ebook should prove to be a very useful resource for researchers studying Wilson’s disease and its history in medicine.

Foreword

- Pp. i
James Dooley
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Preface

- Pp. ii-iii (2)
John Walshe
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The Birth of an Idea

- Pp. 1-8 (8)
John Walshe
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Progress

- Pp. 9-13 (5)
John Walshe
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A New Beginning

- Pp. 14-23 (10)
John Walshe
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The Department of Experimental Medicine

- Pp. 24-32 (9)
John Walshe
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Progress Despite Bureaucracy

- Pp. 33-43 (11)
John Walshe
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Going International and yet more Problems

- Pp. 44-49 (6)
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Medicolegal Problems

- Pp. 50-54 (5)
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The End of a Strained Relationship

- Pp. 55-65 (11)
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Looking Back

- Pp. 66-71 (6)
John Walshe
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Index

- Pp. 72-75 (4)
John Walshe
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