Sis

Older Sis and Younger Sis

"Are you having fun?" Older Sis asked Younger Sis. Younger Sis was used to hearing this question. Older Sis would ask it whenever they went somewhere together. "I'm having fun," Younger Sis would always reply. "Are you having fun?" "I'm having fun if you're having fun!" Older Sis would say. Older Sis and Younger Sis is a true story of two sisters who were more like best friends than sisters. Join them as they journey across a wide ocean, traveling from their home in England to their new home in America. Then follow along as they embark on a journey of a different kind: a journey with God. For Younger Sis, this journey began when she was just a year and a half old. Then when she was eight, she met the Lord Jesus Christ, who would change her life forever. This journey would not carry her across a wide ocean to a new home in America. This journey would take her along a path to knowing and loving God and, one day, to her new forever home with him in heaven. Read the story of Older Sis and Younger Sis and find out how you can go there, too!

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Skin Immune System (SIS)

Immunodermatology is a field covering the majority of skin diseases, including the most prevalent onesin the general population. The Second Edition of Skin Immune System (SIS) discusses immune-mediated skin diseases and disease groups in which the SIS plays a role. It covers major findings in immunophysiology and immunopathology that have occurred since the introduction of the First Edition in 1990. As the subtitle indicates, the Second Edition adds a new emphasis on cutaneous immunology, and also includes new information on immune-based therapeutic interventions and methods, such as phototherapy and the immunological therapy of skin cancer. The book contains Part I, with introductory chapters; Part II, with descriptions of the cellular elements; and Part III, which describes the humoral and molecular components of SIS. Part IV follows to integrate the facts described in Parts II and III into concepts of pathophysiology. It contains a number of concepts entitled "response patterns" that describe how the constitutional elements of SIS work together. New in this edition are the descriptions of immunodermatological diseases individually described in Part V. Part VI is also all new and summarizes principles of immunotherapy.