The Pituitary Patient Resource Guide is the only comprehensive guide for pituitary patients in the world and is an absolutely invaluable source of information not only for patients but also their families, physicians, and all health care providers. (Price does not include shipping)

This publication provides the guidance you need to confidently and effectively take on a more active role in maintaining health and seeking out the best medical help when needed.  Taking charge requires educating yourself about your condition and learning communication skills to enable you to describe your symptoms to your doctor, ask questions, and negotiate treatment options. (Price does not include shipping)

The Pituitary Patients Resource Guide is the perfect reading companion and information source for the physical (physiological) aspects of pituitary disease.   In the same way, a little book called "Emotional Aspects of Pituitary Disease" (Karger, 1998) brings clarity to the questions that seem to bedevil patients, families and doctors, as well as insurance companies, human resources directors and others. What is connected to pituitary disease and what is not? How do I know about myself? Is it really true that pituitary/hormonal disease/tumors affect us first in three different ways: sexual, emotional and physiological? (Price does not include shipping.)

 In these intense and searing essays, a lawyer describes her seesawing emotions over a misdiagnosis of what she was told was an inoperable tumor; a physician formerly employed by an HMO rails at the accepted practice of managed-care organizations finding legal loopholes to trump a patient's needs; a physician wrestles with the idea of doctors policing themselves, knowing he is powerless to prevent the mistakes of an incompetent colleague. (Price does not include shipping)

 The Female Brain explores the development and inter-working of the female brain from birth through maturity, as well as postpartum depression and sexual orientation. Written by top neuropsychiatrist, Dr. Louann Brizendine, The Female Brain shows and compares the differences between the male and female brains and sheds light on why the female brain develops and acts as it does. A very clever, smart, and eye-opening book. (Price does not include shipping)

 For the 200,000 people in the United States who are diagnosed with a brain tumor each year, the future can be daunting. After the initial shock wears off, patients must immediately grapple with major decisions regarding treatment options, and then face ongoing concerns about long-term effects. (Price does not include shipping)

 Are we threatening our fertility, intelligence, and survival? Over thirty years ago, Rachel Carson's Silent Spring first warned that man-made chemicals were taking a deadly tell on birds and wildlife. Only now, however, are we recognizing the full consequences of this insidious threat, which is derailing sexual development and reproduction - not only in a host of animal populations but, it appears, in humans as well.  (Price does not include shipping)

 Millions of parents take a child to the hospital each year, whether for stitches, outpatient surgery, or longer stays. This is a book of tips and wisdom from veteran parents that will help make any hospital stay easier. (Price does not include shipping)

 In the words of Mary J. Stevens, the purpose of this book is "not only to educate people on pituitary tumors but also to stress that no matter what problems you must face - physical, mental, social, economic - stay positive in your attitudes and actions, and let God be a part of your life." (Price does not include shipping)