Book reviews springboard for further exploration, whether towards clinical or basic science, and should be able to borrow one of the library copies.Busy clinicians will probably seek some- thing a bit more crunchy if they are interest- ed and may find it too detailed if they are not.The main competition is Chapel and Haeney's Clinical Immunology (Blackwell) and the differences are largely ones of style, each with very evident merits.This is a welcome addition to the literature: it is a nicely crafted and internally very consistent work which is accessible and eminently readable.
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