National Geographic Future of Medicine
Rs. 3395
National Geographic’s special edition, single-topic issue “The Future of Medicine” takes an in-depth look at cutting-edge technologies that are changing medicine as we know it. Scientists are developing precision-medicine practices that will tailor prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to an individual’s biochemical makeup. The most high- definition look at an entire human body is being developed as a digital virtual cadaver that will change medical education and research. Meanwhile, a new generation embraces ancient Chinese remedies and the United States posts one of the developed world’s highest rates of pregnancy-related deaths.
National Geographic Hidden London
Rs. 3395
Tunnel into the deep past of one of Europe’s oldest cities and experience what lies beneath. HIDDEN LONDON peels back the pavement and reveals the rich past of the people who lived there and the events that shaped history. Some highlights include recently discovered Roman frescoes, a glimpse into London life through the ages, and stunning photographs of unearthed archaeological treasures.
National Geographic Pirates & Shipwrecks
Rs. 3395
The legend and lore of the ships and buccaneers who ruled the high seas have long captivated the imagination. PIRATES explores some of the most iconic figures to sail under the Jolly Roger and the shipwrecks they left in their wake. Some highlights include: chronicles of ancient seafaring cultures, the latest discoveries in underwater archaeology, and a look at enduring myths and legends
