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ReviewsforHandbookofClinicalNanomedicine:Nanoparticles,Imaging,Therapy,andClinicalApplications(Volume1)“Dr. Bawa and his team havemeticulously gathered the distilled experience ofworld‐class researchers, clinicians and businessleaders addressing the most salient issues confronted in product concept development and translation. Knowledge is power,particularly in nanomedicine translation, and this handbook is an essential guide that illustrates and clarifies our way tocommercialsuccess.”
GregoryLanza,MD,PhDProfessorofMedicineandOliverM.LangenbergDistinguishedProfessor
WashingtonUniversityMedicalSchool,USA“Thisisanoutstanding,comprehensivevolumethatcrosscutsdisciplinesandtopicsfittingindividualsfromavarietyoffieldslookingtobecomeknowledgeableinmedicalnanotechresearchanditstranslationfromthebenchtothebedside.”
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AlbanyCollegeofPharmacyandHealthSciences,USA“Masterful!Thishandbookwillhaveawelcomeplaceinthehandsofstudents,educators,cliniciansandexperiencedscientistsalike.Inarapidlyevolvingarena, theauthorshaveharnessed the fieldand its futurebyhighlightingbothcurrentand futureneeds indiagnosisandtherapies.Bravo!”
HowardE.Gendelman,MDMargaretR.LarsonProfessorandChair
UniversityofNebraskaMedicalCenter,USA“It isrefreshingtoseeahandbookthatdoesnotmerely focusonpreclinicalaspectsorexaggeratedprojectionsofnanomedicine.Unlikeotherbooks,thishandbooknotonlyhighlightscurrentadvancesindiagnosticsandtherapiesbutalsoaddressescriticalissuesliketerminology,regulatoryaspectsandpersonalizedmedicine.”
GertStorm,PhDProfessorofPharmaceutics
UtrechtUniversity,TheNetherlands
ReviewsforHandbookofClinicalNanomedicine:Law,Business,Regulation,Safety,andRisk(Volume2)“Thedistinguishededitorshavesecuredcontributionsfromtheleadingexpertsinnanomedicinelaw,business,regulationandpolicy.This handbook represents possibly themost comprehensive and advanced collections ofmaterials on these critical topics. Aninvaluablestandardresource.”
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WashingtonUniversityMedicalSchool,USA“The titleof thehandbook reflects itsbroad‐ranging contents.The intellectualproperty chaptersaloneareworthyof theirownhandbook.Dr.Bawaandhiscoeditorsshouldbecongratulatedforgatheringtheimportantwritingsonnanotechlaw,businessandcommercialization.”
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Yechezkel(Chezy)Barenholz,PhDProfessorEmeritusofBiochemistryandDanielMillerProfessorofCancerResearch
HebrewUniversity‐HadassahMedicalSchool,Israel
