The always-helpful people at the For Dummies book series are at it again. Three new books in the series are designed to guide you through your questions about diabetes, sleep disorders and arthritis.

What started as a series of books to help computer users has become a marketing phenomenon, expanding into nonbook products such as “Sewing Patterns for Dummies,” “Romantic Massage Kit for ...

Diabetes for Dummies author pens smart books for patients Endocrinologist-turned-author has sold more than 1 million copies of his books, which have been translated into nine different languages.

Publisher of ‘For Dummies’ series is training AI with its content, and its stock is rallying John Wiley & Sons up 16% on brighter outlook, AI potential ...

The “For Dummies” series no longer sticks to artificial, recondite systems whose intricacies no one can be expected to intuit; it has moved to nearly every area of modern human experience.

Which Algebra for Dummies book is best? In short, algebra is dealing with problems involving variables and unknowns. It can range from something as simple as finding a single exponent — labeled ...

The For Dummies books have been teaching users everything from Windows 95 to golf for years, but what kind of influence do they have in the digital age?

Algebra for Dummies book FAQ What makes the ‘For Dummies’ series a good choice to learn from? A. “For Dummies” books have been around for decades, and they have a great reputation.

The For Dummies series of games allows casual gamers to comfortably and easily learn how to play, improve, or find better ways to play their favorite games.

The Dummies books’ expansion beyond computer and software titles was solidified in 1995 when USA Today gave front-page coverage to the release of “Sex For Dummies” by Dr. Ruth Westheimer.

John Wiley & Sons up 16% on brighter outlook, AI potential A book publisher known for its "For Dummies" titles is getting a double-digit boost to its stock price Thursday after revealing it's ...

The first book to be published in the series was “DOS for Dummies” in 1991 and sold only 7,500 copies. Since then, more than 200 million books have been printed and span around 2,500 different ...