Fariza Halimova Book order

The monograph examines the socio-political significance of reproductive health, emphasizing its critical role in national demographics and economic growth. It highlights the influence of climatic, geographical, and environmental factors on women's reproductive health, alongside ethnic variations, specifically focusing on Russian and Tajik women. This comprehensive analysis aims to address the medical and social challenges surrounding reproductive health, making it a valuable resource for medical professionals, physiologists, and medical students.

Focusing on advanced topics in normal physiology, this second volume of lectures builds on the foundational concepts introduced in the first volume. It is structured to align with the educational needs of medical university students and reflects over 30 years of teaching experience from the authors at the Tajik State Medical University. Covering areas such as digestion, nervous regulation, sensory organ physiology, and higher nervous activity, it includes a total of 20 detailed lectures.

Designed for medical students, this textbook offers clear explanations of physiological concepts, making complex material accessible. Drawing on the extensive teaching experience of its authors, it systematically presents information across various sections to enhance understanding. The inclusion of diagrams and detailed explanations aids in grasping the mechanisms behind bodily functions. This resource is particularly beneficial for deepening knowledge in normal physiology and complements laboratory classes and independent study, ensuring comprehensive learning.

Focused on fundamental principles of normal physiology, this volume compiles twenty lectures covering key topics such as cardiovascular function, blood dynamics, and respiration. Drawn from three decades of teaching experience at Tajik State Medical University, the content is tailored for students in medical and biological fields. The lectures align with academic curricula, providing a comprehensive resource for understanding essential physiological concepts.