Newsletter — Medicine · May 2026
CLNZ Books · Newsletter
New Medical Titles
for Professionals
Medicine Edition
May 2026
· Dermatopathology
· Aesthetic Medicine
· Neuroethics
A Note from the Editor
This edition brings four titles that reflect where clinical medicine and biomedical science are moving in 2026 — from the definitive reference works in dermatopathology to the intersection of AI and aesthetic practice, and a contribution to neuroethics that asks what it means to translate human moral judgment into artificial systems. Each title passed our one test: would a senior clinician, researcher, or medical librarian find it genuinely useful?
Pablo Castellano — CLNZ Books, Auckland, New Zealand
New Titles — Medicine · May 2026
Medicine
Diagnostic Pathology: Neoplastic Dermatopathology (4th Edition)The definitive reference on cutaneous neoplasms — updated with the latest WHO classification, molecular markers, immunohistochemical panels, and histopathological imaging. 1,048 pages covering every category of skin tumour for daily dermatopathology practice.
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Medicine
Diagnostic Pathology: Nonneoplastic Dermatopathology (4th Edition)The companion volume — covering inflammatory and non-tumoral skin diseases with pattern-based diagnosis, updated histological criteria, and systematic differential diagnosis frameworks. 904 pages.
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Medicine
Mastering the Art of Facial Soft Tissue Fillers with Artificial IntelligenceApplies AI-based prediction models to hyaluronic acid filler practice — a data-driven approach to clinical decision-making, complication avoidance, and standardised outcomes in facial rejuvenation.
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Medicine · Neuroethics
Moral Intuition: From the Human Mind to Artificial AgentsExplores the neuroscientific and philosophical foundations of moral reasoning — and what happens when we attempt to transfer intuitive ethical judgment into artificial agents. For clinical ethics boards, AI in healthcare governance, and medical humanities.
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News & Insights — Medicine · Week of 25 May 2026
79th World Health Assembly Adopts Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance 2026–2036
At its 79th session in Geneva (18–23 May 2026), the WHA approved the Global AMR Action Plan 2026–2036 under a One Health approach. Without urgent action, AMR could cause up to 39 million deaths by 2050, disproportionately affecting low- and middle-income countries.
Source: World Health Organization — who.int
WHO Assembly Approves Landmark Resolution on Precision Medicine
The 79th WHA adopted a resolution setting a global path toward targeted, personalised, and equitable healthcare — from improved cancer survival through targeted therapies to faster diagnosis of rare diseases.
Source: World Health Organization — who.int