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Abstract
The metabolic syndrome is characterised by the presence in a particular individual of a number of metabolic risk factors that combine to put that patient at an increased risk of coronary artery disease, stroke, and diabetes. In this ground-breaking work, leading authorities in the field explain current thinking on how these risk factors may be managed, singly and in combination, enabling clinicians to formulate treatment plans that achieve better health outcomes for their patients.
Table of Contents
| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prelims (Praise for The Poor and Their Money, Contents, Figures, Tables, Foreword by Elizabeth Littlefield, Preface, Acknowledgements) | |||
| 1. The need to save | |||
| 2. Three ways to save | |||
| 3. Informal devices: ROSCAs and ASCAs | |||
| 4. Informal services: managers and providers | |||
| 5. Welcoming new partners | |||
| 6. Financial lives | |||
| Back Matter (Notes, References, Index) |