Cambridge University Press has participated in Doody’s Review Service since 1993 and publishes books in a variety of health sciences specialties for both health professionals and consumers. Since our last profile, we’d like to highlight a handful of recent Cambridge University Press books with stand-out reviews featured on Doody’s Review Service. 

Cambridge Prescriber’s Guide in Psychiatry 

“The book is a quick and practical guide to medications used in psychiatric practice…. This high-quality book is used in my clinical practice and is often the first stop for referencing dosing, interactions, side effects, and clinical pearls. There are several psychopharmacology reference books, but this guide strikes the ideal balance of depth and efficiency.” Daniel Tuinstra, MD 

Immunohistochemistry and Ancillary Studies in Diagnostic Dermatopathology, 2nd Edition 

“[This] book covers diagnostic immunohistochemistry and ancillary studies in the subspeciality of dermatopathology…. [This] concise, yet comprehensive book will undoubtedly find its place on the shelves of surgical pathologists and dermatopathologists. One of the best features of this book is very practical tables that offer treasure trove of information about frequently used antibodies.” Kyle Perry, MD 

International Compendium of Movement Disorders 

“This book serves as a complete overview of movement disorders, from functional anatomy, pathophysiology, and presenting phenomenology to current recommended treatments…. This book is an excellent keystone resource for anyone providing care to movement disorder patients or conducting research in the field.” Patricia Graese, MD 

Risk Communication in Public Health Emergencies: Practical Guidance Rooted in Theory 

“It is difficult to overstate the importance and potential contribution this book can make to the field. It is accessible, very well written and provides essential information and knowledge useful to all professionals who work in any occupation that engages in the protection of, or provides care to, individuals or communities.” Anna Helm, MPH 

Robinson and Hall’s How to Survive in Anaesthesia, 6th Edition 

“This book…provides a useful textbook for introductory learners. It is unique in that no other books have this much information in a clear and understandable fashion. The inclusion of wellness and environmental concerns updates the book and makes the learner think of these critical issues early in the career.” Robert Gaiser, MD