Doctor Self Publishes Book on Disease Prevention, Health Maintenance

Bloomington, IN, July 17, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Confirmed cases, vaccines and death tolls continue the proliferation of the ongoing swine flu pandemic all over the world. Many countries have reported confirmed cases of the swine flu. The UK and the US are planning to run massive vaccinations against the H1N1 virus. The World Health Organization says the latest death toll due to the swine flu has now reached 429.

The swine flu pandemic has also brought a scare to the world’s population from contracting the disease to dying from it. This has caused people to seek every preventive measure they could find to ward of the H1N1 virus – from putting on medical masks to boosting their immune system.

Ways and means of avoiding diseases are presented in the self-published book, Guide to Health Maintenance and Disease Prevention: What You Need to Know. Why You Should Ask Your Doctor. Dr. Ijindah Marcus Uriri shows readers how health maintenance and disease prevention provides a concise up to date information on the management of certain chronic medical conditions, health promotion and disease prevention.

This book empowers individuals in several ways to be more proactive about their health. The ultimate goal of this Xlibris release in the lives of its readers is maintaining a good quality of life. Uriri emphasizes the importance of prevention and precaution in attaining optimal health.

For people who caught the H1N1 virus – or the swine flu scare – Guide to Health Maintenance and Disease Prevention is a must-read that will certainly help them fare better in fighting off the swine flu pandemic.

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