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Tuberculosis 2007 Official Announcement Paris, June 2007 - See also the YouTube Video (2:48) -
My name is Bernd Sebastian Kamps and I want to announce that a new star is born. On
May
the 29th, Juan Carlos
Palomino,
Sylvia Leão, Viviana Ritacco and 37 other clinicians
and researchers published Tuberculosis 2007.
The 700-page book is the winner of the 12.500 Euro Amedeo Tuberculosis Award. If you
want to read the book, download it from TuberculosisTextbook.com. It's free. You will find an outstanding source: From the latest research findings to
advances in diagnosis and treatment, Tuberculosis 2007 offers comprehensive coverage of all aspects
of modern tuberculosis. The authors promise to update their book regularly. If they do so, they will
become THE new reference in tuberculosis within a couple of years. The new book is the first in a series of free medical textbooks created for the
Amedeo Textbook Awards. The second free textbook -
which is about antibiotic treatment - is
expected to be published in September and additional awards will be announced soon. Tuberculosis 2007 is also a formidable demonstration of our power! In recent
years, we (physicians and scientists) have gained full
control over the publishing process. Not only do we no
longer need publishing houses but, we also produce books faster and cheaper. In today's world, the
magic formula is "free PDF" and the results are overwhelming. In 10 days, the free PDF of
Tuberculosis 2007 was downloaded 10,000 times - a remarkable visibility
in
times where
visibility is all about planetary visibility. You can imagine, of course, the impact global
visibility may have on your life and your career. As a physician or scientist, try not to miss the train of free medical
information! Let people around the world benefit from your knowledge and experience. Remember: The
spirit of science is to share information.
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