Banshi Saboo – författare

Metabolic Challenges in Cancer Treatment: Precision Oncology in Diabetes and Radiotherapy presents an interdisciplinary academic reference that examines the complex interplay between diabetes mellitus, metabolic dysregulation, and radiotherapy outcomes in cancer patients. The book positions metabolic health as a critical determinant of therapeutic efficacy, toxicity, and survival, offering a timely contribution to precision oncology. The volume integrates endocrinology, radiation oncology, metabolism, and clinical medicine to explore pathophysiological mechanisms, radiotherapy-induced metabolic alterations, glycemic control strategies, nutritional management, pharmacologic interactions, and personalized radiotherapy approaches. It combines mechanistic insights with clinical trial data, real-world case discussions, and emerging research directions. For its academic audience, the book provides a unified framework that bridges bench-to-bedside translation, supports evidence-based clinical decision-making, and advances interdisciplinary research. It serves as a comprehensive resource for improving patient-oriented outcomes and quality of life in cancer patients with metabolic comorbidities.Integrates metabolic biology with radiotherapy science to inform precision oncologyPresents clinical strategies supported by translational research and case-based insightsHighlights emerging trends and future directions in interdisciplinary cancer treatment

Lipidology is the study of cholesterol, in particular in finding treatments for high cholesterol and other lipid disorders. This book is a comprehensive guide to lipidology for endocrinologists and trainees.Divided into four sections, the text begins with an overview of the specialty, followed by discussion on clinical aspects – dietary issues and cardiovascular disease, lipid markers, good cholesterol, lipoproteins and more.The next section covers therapeutic lipidology, from diet and exercise, to statins, HDL-targeted (high density lipoproteins), and evolving targets such as PCSK9 inhibitors (a type of medicine for lowering cholesterol in the blood).The final section examines Dyslipidemia (an abnormal amount of lipids in the blood) in specific sectors of the population – children and adolescents, pregnant women, the elderly, in HIV patients, and in patients with chronic kidney disease.The book is highly illustrated with clinical images and figures to assist learning.Key pointsComprehensive guide to lipidology for endocrinologists and traineesCovers many therapeutic options including evolving techniquesDiscusses management of Dyslipidemia in specific population sectorsHighly illustrated with images, diagrams and tables

This book will be helpful to the readers in enhancing their practice and improving day-to-day practice as it covers a wide range of topics extending from the epidemiology to pathophysiology, screening, diagnosis, management, latest randomized controlled trials and studies, and their translation into evidence-based practice. It also covers topics like latest advancements in diabetes, reversal of diabetes, technological advancements, etc. The current edition comprises a wide range of topics extending from the basic anatomy and physiology, cell biology and functioning and etiology.The text has been segregated into sections with related subtopics to make it well organized and reader-friendly.Epidemiology, pathogenesis, molecular mechanism, and entire spectrum of clinical aspects, controversies as well as research methodologies have been very well covered.Divided into 15 sections having 92 chapters, the book will enhance knowledge and has the potential to provide ideas for innovation and new research in the field.The title includes articles and updated guidelines with vast knowledge and skill base in the field of Diabetology.Simple language and presentation makes it a handy reference guide to not only diabetes physicians and endocrinologists, but also to primary care practitioners, postgraduate students and internists.