"Personalized Medicine, in Relation to Redox State, Diet and Lifestyle" ed. by Faik Atroshi

This volume is a book on the important issues regarding good health and a need for more selective and sensitive systems to identify diseases. It is a complex issue. The book has gathered interdisciplinary works, joining fields such as trace elements, biochemistry, physiology and analytical chemistry with the aim of finding new approaches to diseases, for example by using individual treatment at the cellular level.

Presently, in 2020 we have the fight against Coronavirus with high lethality and the world is asking for information on its metabolism, spread and tools to prevent, protect and cure. The complexity of diseases indicate that we must involve diet and lifestyle at the individual level and discuss the possible impact on evolutionary defense systems. We also need to include discussions of the redox state of compounds and this requires collaborations between research areas.

Contents
1. Helicobacter pylori Infection and Atrophic Corpus Gastritis on Patients with Intellectual Disability: Challenges in the Clinical Translation of Personalized Medicine
2. Personalized Treatment of Antisocial Personality Disorder with Inherent Impulsivity and Severe Alcoholism: A Brief Review of Relevant Literature
3. Comparison of Erythrocytes for Individual Indications of Metabolism Changes in Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Diseases
4. Diet, Aging, Microbiome, Social Well-Being, and Health
5. Diet-Related Thalassemia Associated with Iron Overload
6. Free Radicals and Antioxidants: Opportunities for Enhancing Treatment of Epilepsy with Personalized Medicine
7. Personalized Care: Prevention of Lifestyle Diseases
8. Personalized Management of Selected Neurological Disorders
9. Reactive Oxygen Species and Selenium in Epilepsy and in Other Neurological Disorders
10. Zinc in Human Health