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One Brain, One Team: Integrating Stroke Care in Algeria
$12.99Integrating Stroke Care in Algeria is a strategic and practical roadmap for transforming stroke management in Algeria. Despite stroke being the country’s second leading cause of death and the foremost cause of adult disability, patients continue to face fragmented care pathways, delayed treatment, poor coordination among specialists, and inadequate post-discharge support. Written from a clinician’s perspective, the book identifies the systemic causes of these shortcomings and proposes a comprehensive national solution built on three pillars: the establishment of Stroke Units in major hospitals, the creation of multidisciplinary Neuro-Vascular Care Teams coordinated around each patient, and the deployment of a nationwide telemedicine network linking specialized centers with regional hospitals. Combining evidence-based recommendations with practical tools, standardized protocols, and policy guidance, the book offers a clear blueprint for healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, and policymakers. At its core, it advocates a unified, patient-centered approach where specialties work together to reduce preventable deaths, limit disability, and improve quality of life. More than a medical text, this work is a call to action—demonstrating that with organization, coordination, and commitment, Algeria can build a modern, integrated stroke care system capable of saving lives and restoring dignity to thousands of patients and families each year.
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Pained
$19.99freed Palestinian detainee Israa Ja’abis opens the pages of memory and pain, recounting her harrowing journey since surviving severe burns and being arrested in 2015. Through years of medical neglect, isolation, and daily struggle, she rebuilds herself word by word. Blending literary reflections, poetry, personal notes, and drawings, Israa presents a powerful testimony of suffering and resilience—a story of motherhood, loss, and the light of hope that refuses to fade despite chains and wounds. Pained is a testament to survival, a rebirth from the ashes, and the voice of a woman who turned her anguish into a message for the world.
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Palestina vista da vicino
$9.99🔹 Sinossi in italiano del libro “Palestina vista da vicino”
✍️ Autore: Hossam ShakerQuesta raccolta di saggi e testimonianze offre uno sguardo umano e profondo sulla realtà dell’occupazione israeliana in Palestina. L’autore documenta storie autentiche di vittime civili – bambini, madri, paramedici, giornalisti – e denuncia le violazioni quotidiane dei diritti umani attraverso una narrazione sensibile ma decisa.
Attraverso articoli pubblicati in anni diversi, il libro affronta eventi come la Marcia del Ritorno a Gaza, l’uccisione di Yaser Murtaja, il martirio di Razan al-Najjar, e la demolizione di Khan al-Ahmar, mettendo in discussione la propaganda israeliana e il silenzio internazionale.
L’opera è un invito a guardare da vicino per comprendere la profondità del dramma palestinese, ed è anche un atto di resistenza narrativa che sfida l’oblio e i pregiudizi mediatici. -
Palestine as a Lever for the Civilizational Revival of the Ummah
$19.99Palestine as a Lever for the Civilizational Revival of the Ummah is a collective volume featuring the three award-winning studies of the fifth edition of the Dr. Mahathir Mohamad Award for Thought and Civilization. This edition was held under exceptional historical circumstances and devoted to the theme of Palestine as a central question in the civilizational revival of the Ummah.
The book approaches Palestine not merely as a political issue or a regional conflict, but as a civilizational and ethical question that exposes the imbalance of the international system and the failure of global justice. Through its three studies, the volume guides the reader from geo-economic analysis, to civilizational reflection, and finally to a strategic critique of Zionist hegemony within the Islamic world.
The studies examine boycott campaigns as a form of resistance to Zionist occupation, situate Gaza and Palestinian resistance within the broader framework of the Ummah’s civilizational resistance, and analyze Zionism as an obstacle to liberation and civilizational emancipation. In doing so, the book invites reflection, restores reason to the understanding of conflict, and calls for the construction of a civilizational project grounded in awareness, knowledge, and organized action.
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PALMA: The Lonely Guardian of Tinhinane’s Desert
$14.99About the Book
Meet Palma, a gentle date palm who lives in the legendary land of Queen Tin Hinane.
Through her touching story, young readers discover the beauty of the Algerian desert, the importance of clean water, and the dangers of pollution and global warming.
As Palma shares her joys, fears, and hopes, children learn that even the smallest acts of kindness can help protect nature and preserve our planet for future generations.
Filled with warmth, adventure, and unforgettable illustrations, Palma is an inspiring story that encourages every child to become a guardian of the Earth.
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Pathway to Proficiency (Teacher Book)
$14.99Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book, written by Esanossi Haroon, is a comprehensive instructional guide designed for English language teachers at the elementary level. It aims to develop students’ reading comprehension skills through structured lessons, engaging texts, and interactive classroom activities.
The book provides a clear roadmap for teachers, guiding them step by step in helping students master key reading skills. Each unit includes Pre-Reading Activities, Skimming and Scanning practice, Vocabulary Development, and Comprehension Tasks, along with analytical questions and short story exercises to enhance understanding and application.
The book consists of eight units and four short stories, covering familiar and age-appropriate themes such as Our Neighborhood, Pets, Smart Technology, and Education. Each lesson encourages students to think critically, share ideas, and participate actively in discussions, making reading both meaningful and enjoyable.
With its learner-centered approach and emphasis on collaboration, Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book (Second Edition, 2025) serves as an essential reference for teachers who seek to create an interactive classroom environment. It helps students strengthen vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency while building confidence and a lasting interest in reading.
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Pathway to proficiency: A Reading Comprehension Book
$18.99Pathway to Proficiency is a comprehensive reading comprehension book designed to build and strengthen students’ essential literacy skills through a rich collection of engaging texts, structured activities, and practical exercises. Each unit focuses on a thematic topic—ranging from daily life and animals to smart technology and school routines—and introduces learners to fundamental reading strategies such as prediction, skimming, scanning, and contextual understanding.
The book features clear, accessible texts accompanied by vocabulary development tasks, comprehension questions, pair-work activities, and guided practice that encourages critical thinking and meaningful interaction with language. Through its gradual progression and diverse content, Pathway to Proficiency supports learners in expanding their vocabulary, improving their reading fluency, and developing confidence in understanding English texts.
Whether used in the classroom or for independent study, this book serves as an effective pathway toward higher language proficiency, making reading both enjoyable and rewarding for learners at an early to intermediate level.
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Proceedings of National Day of Applied Microbiology in the Service of Industry
$12.99This volume presents the Abstracts Book of the 2nd International Conference on Bioinformatics (2ICB’24), held on November 13–14, 2024, at the University of Boumerdes (UMBB), Algeria.
It compiles a rich collection of scientific contributions from national and international researchers working across the diverse fields of Bioinformatics, OMICS sciences, genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, structural bioinformatics, computational biology, AI-driven biomedical research, and advanced data analysis.
The book highlights state-of-the-art methodologies and applications in computational biology, offering insights into emerging research themes, including genomic variant analysis, molecular modeling and docking, biomarker discovery, metagenomics, epidemiological modeling, AI in medical diagnostics, drug design, and multi-omics data integration.
Serving as a scientific reference for students, academics, and professionals, the proceedings showcase the collaborative spirit and high-level research presented at 2ICB’24. This publication reflects current trends and future directions in bioinformatics and its applications in medicine, biotechnology, and life sciences. -
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Bioinformatics (ICB’24)
$19.00Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Bioinformatics (2ICB’24) presents a comprehensive scientific record of the research contributions showcased during the second edition of the International Conference on Bioinformatics, held at M’Hamed Bougara University of Boumerdes (UMBB), Algeria, on November 13–14, 2024. This volume compiles an extensive collection of keynote lectures, invited talks, oral communications, and poster abstracts that highlight the latest advancements in bioinformatics and OMICS sciences, including genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, multi-omics integration, and structural bioinformatics.
The proceedings reflect the dynamic scientific dialogue among internationally recognized researchers, experts, and early-career scientists, addressing contemporary issues such as high-throughput genetic analysis, computational modeling, biomarker discovery, machine learning applications in health sciences, drug design, microbial genomics, and the development of innovative bioinformatics tools. By bringing together contributions from leading universities, research institutes, and specialized laboratories worldwide, this book illustrates the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in tackling complex biological and medical challenges. Rich in theoretical foundations and practical applications, the volume serves as a valuable reference for researchers, students, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of data-driven biological research and to keep pace with emerging methodologies shaping the future of bioinformatics and biomedical science. -
Proceedings of the First National Seminar on Health & Food Safety
$11.99The Abstract Book of the First National Seminar on Health and Food Safety brings together a wide range of peer-reviewed scientific contributions addressing critical issues at the intersection of human health, microbiology, biotechnology, and food safety. Organized by the Department of Microbiology and Biochemistry at Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’sila, the seminar aims to strengthen scientific dialogue, promote applied research, and support evidence-based public health and food safety policies.
The proceedings highlight contemporary challenges such as antimicrobial resistance, foodborne pathogens, nosocomial infections, bioactive natural compounds, and risk assessment in food systems. Contributions employ diverse methodologies, including classical microbiology, molecular biology, phytochemistry, metagenomics (16S rRNA), predictive microbiology, and quantitative risk assessment.
The book is structured around two main themes: Microorganisms and Human Health and Microorganisms and Food Safety, featuring oral communications and poster presentations. Collectively, these works provide insights into pathogen surveillance, therapeutic potentials of medicinal plants and essential oils, microbial ecology of traditional foods, and strategies to enhance food quality, safety, and sustainability.
Overall, the volume serves as a valuable scientific reference for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to advance integrated approaches to health protection and food safety.
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Reluctance Toward Vaccination Against the COVID-19 Pandemic in Algeria
$9.99This book examines vaccine reluctance toward COVID-19 vaccination in Algeria through a combination of scientific background and field research. It first presents general information about coronaviruses, SARS-CoV-2, modes of transmission, clinical symptoms, diagnostic methods, and the main technologies used in COVID-19 vaccines.
The book then focuses on vaccination, explaining vaccine composition, vaccine platforms, immunity development, efficacy, and possible adverse effects. The final part presents an online survey conducted to analyze Algerians’ attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination and the factors influencing refusal or hesitation.
The study shows that vaccine hesitancy is linked to several factors, including fear of side effects, doubts about vaccine safety and efficacy, lack of trust in official information, and the spread of misinformation. The book concludes that addressing vaccine reluctance requires clear scientific communication, stronger public trust in health institutions, and targeted awareness campaigns adapted to different social groups.
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Republic of the Dog (A Novel)
$17.99In a world where exile collides with memory, and humans intersect with animals, The Republic of the Dog unfolds as a profound meditation on power, alienation, and identity. Through the ambiguous relationship between an Eastern refugee in Europe and a dog that seems to understand the new order better than people do, the novel exposes the hidden logic of modern societies.
Dogs in this novel are not marginal creatures; they are mirrors reflecting the contradictions of contemporary life—obedience and rebellion, affection and fear, freedom and surveillance. With a reflective narrative voice infused with philosophy, history, and cultural memory, the author raises unsettling questions about belonging, humanity, and who truly holds sovereignty in a world where values are constantly being redefined.
The Republic of the Dog is not a story about a dog—it is a story about a human being who becomes a stranger within a republic that does not resemble him, only to realize that alienation is not defined by geography, but by one’s position within the system.
A bold, ironic, and deeply human novel that reveals the fragility of power when viewed from ground level… where dogs stand. -
Sabra and the Desert Queen
$8.99Sabra and the Desert Queen” tells the inspiring story of Sabra, a sensitive young girl from Tamanrasset who struggles with stuttering, low self-confidence, and bullying at school. To help her relax and feel better, her family takes her on a trip to the Algerian Sahara. While camping under the starry night, Sabra discovers a magical bookstore that appears only at night, called Dar El Hikma (“House of Wisdom”).
Inside, she finds an old mysterious book that puts her into a dream where she meets the legendary Tuareg Queen Tin Hinane. The Queen teaches her that intelligence has many forms, and that patience and bravery can guide her through challenges. Encouraged and empowered, Sabra wakes up with renewed determination. She studies hard, asks questions despite her stutter, and slowly begins to succeed—becoming a “queen” in her own heart
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The Dogs of Sanaa
Original price was: $17.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.A town in ruins. Dogs wandering in the silence of war.A poignant tale about loyalty, memory… and the beauty we thought was lost.
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The Gut-Brain Axis: Gut Microbiota and Emotional Regulation
$10.99The Gut–Brain Axis: Gut Microbiota and Emotional Regulation, by Dr. Mounira Ariech, explores the complex relationship between the digestive system, nutrition, brain function, and emotional well-being. It presents the gut microbiota as an active biological system that communicates continuously with the brain and contributes to the regulation of stress, anxiety, mood, and behavior.
The book begins by explaining the physiological and psychological foundations of stress and anxiety and examining how diet affects neurotransmitter production, inflammation, the immune system, and the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis. It then analyzes the microbiota–gut–brain axis as a bidirectional communication network involving neural, endocrine, immunological, and metabolic pathways. Particular attention is given to the vagus nerve, serotonin, GABA, short-chain fatty acids, the kynurenine pathway, and neurotrophic factors involved in emotional regulation.
The book also discusses how omega-3 fatty acids, magnesium, B vitamins, vitamin D, antioxidants, fiber, fermented foods, and other beneficial nutrients may support microbial diversity and psychological resilience. In contrast, diets rich in refined sugars, trans fats, excess sodium, chemical additives, and ultra-processed foods may contribute to intestinal dysbiosis, inflammation, anxiety, and emotional instability.
Ultimately, the book advocates an integrated approach combining nutritional care with psychological support. It presents targeted dietary strategies and microbiome-focused interventions as accessible complementary tools for managing anxiety, reducing the effects of chronic stress, and promoting long-term emotional stability.
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The Mud Tells the Tale: The Making of History in the Shadow of Assyria
$13.99The Mud Tells the Tale: The Making of History in the Shadow of Assyria offers a comprehensive analytical study of the development of civilization in Mesopotamia, widely regarded as one of the earliest cradles of human history. The book addresses a central question: how did this civilization emerge through the interaction of diverse peoples such as the Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and Arameans? It argues that diversity was not a source of fragmentation but rather a foundation for a unified and cohesive civilization.
The author traces the origins of human settlement in the region, drawing on anthropological and archaeological evidence that confirms Mesopotamia as one of the earliest habitats of Homo sapiens. The narrative follows the evolution from early agricultural villages to the rise of cities, culminating in the invention of writing, a revolutionary milestone that marked the beginning of recorded history.
A key focus of the book is the concept of civilizational interaction and integration, emphasizing that Mesopotamian civilization was built through accumulation and continuity rather than rupture. Successive civilizations adopted and developed the achievements of their predecessors, resulting in a rich and interconnected cultural system.
The work also explores issues of identity, terminology, and later religious and sectarian divisions, arguing that these conflicts contrast sharply with the earlier unity that characterized the region. Ultimately, the book calls for a renewed understanding of history as a shared human experience, offering valuable lessons for addressing modern divisions through the principle of unity in diversity.
