Stewart Sell Libri

The narrative offers a personal glimpse into the experiences of a field hospital commander during the intense battle of Okinawa in World War II. Through daily entries and accompanying photographs, it captures the challenges, triumphs, and emotional toll of providing medical care amidst the chaos of war. The diary reflects the resilience and dedication of medical personnel while highlighting the human stories that unfolded in a critical moment of history.

This book covers both historical and present data, as well as conceptual thinking on liver stem cells and how they are related to human disease and gene therapy. The organization and systematic presentation of this subject fits exactly the need of scientists involved in liver stem cell research.