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ACP Medicine, a publication of the American College of Physicians, is the evidence-based diagnosis and treatment reference for today’s practicing physician.

• Richly illustrated, clearly written text developed by over 200 expert physicians
• Over 2,700 pages in two bound volumes covering internal medicine and more
• Organized for quick access and understanding
• Over 1,100 diagrams, photos, and figures
• Updated continuously with more than 40% new content each edition

David C. Dale, MD, FACP, Editor-in-Chief
Professor of Medicine
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle, Washington

Of note: Chair, Board of Governors, and Member, Board of Regents, American College of Physicians — American Society of Internal Medicine; Past President, Alpha Omega Alpha; Former Dean, School of Medicine, University of Washington; Former Editor, Journal General Internal Medicine; and Associate Editor, Blood.

Special interests: Neutrophil physiology, neutropenia, and hematopoietic growth factors.

Daniel D. Federman, MD, MACP, Founding Editor
The Carl W. Walter Distinguished Professor of Medicine and Medical Education and Dean for Alumni Relations and Clinical Teaching
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts

Of note: Past Chair, American Board of Internal Medicine and Federated Council for Internal Medicine; Past President, American College of Physicians; Member, Institute of Medicine; Recipient, American College of Physicians Massachusetts Physician of the Year Award, American College of Physicians Distinguished Teacher Award, the Endocrine Society Distinguished Educator Award, and Association of American Medical Colleges Abraham Flexner Award (distinguished service to medical education); Director, Harvard Medical School Resident as Teacher Program; Past Chair, Department of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine.

Special interests: Reproductive endocrinology and genetics, endocrine manifestations of systemic disease, medical education, and the effect of continuous professional development on physicians.