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Indoor Tanning: an Issue of Addiction?
With salon names like Half-Baked Tanning, Electric Tan, Sun UR BUNZ, T-N-T Tanning and Sizzle, the tanning industry has been ripe for parody long before Kristen Wiig played the New Jersey tanning mom, Patricia Krentci, on SNL. While Krentci’s sun-logged complexion and alleged tanning abuses...
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How Sleep Disorders Impact Health in Trauma Survivors
In a sample of female rape survivors with post-traumatic stress disorder, trauma-related sleep disorders had an indep...
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Heroin Moves Away from Urban Centers, into the Hands of Youth
The little town in Indiana where much of my extended family lives just observed a somber anniversary. It marked a year since a young woman, age 18, overdosed on heroin and died. Her death forced residents there to recognize that heroin—a hard-core narcotic once identified with the gritty...
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Mental Illness
Involving families and friends in the lives of people with mental illnesses makes sense.
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Chronic Pain in Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse
I describe challenges for providers in understanding and diagnosing chronic pain. I also describe two common pain syn...
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Violence against Women and the Perinatal Period: The Impact of Lifetime Violence and Abuse on Pregnancy and Postpartum
Abusive experiences, both past and present, can influence women throughout the childbearing cycle. Below is a summary...
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Why Trauma Makes People Sick: Inflammation, Heart Disease and Diabetes in Trauma Survivors
Cytokines are proteins that regulate immune response and proinflammatory cytokines help the body heal wounds and figh...
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Inflammation and Traumatic Stress: A Likely Mechanism for Chronic Illness in Trauma Survivors
Trauma survivors have higher than average rates of many chronic diseases and often die prematurely, as the studies de...
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PSYCHOTHERAPY AS SOCRATEAN DIALOGUE: Old wine in new wineskins
Socratean dialogue and psychodynamic psychotherapy are cognate processes meant to draw out insights that answer quest...
- The Porous Nature of Concrete As It Relates to Molds
- Neuroscience for Military and Civilian Law Enforcement Applications: The Need for Transparency
- Heart Disease in Women: An Underestimated Problem
- Exoskeletons are helping paraplegics walk
- Advancing Translational Research Requires Return to Contract Program at NIH
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Pharmaceutical Decision Making: Reframing uncertain gains as prospective losses.
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Clothing to Die For
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Plan B: The Alternative to Obamacare
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- Why Atheists Are Wrong About The Afterlife (Part 3)
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How Long Does It Take to Develop an Anticancer Drug?
- Going to a Chiropractor Could be Bad for Your Health
- Malasana (Garland Pose)
- The Digital Nervous System
- Drug Development Papers in PLoS Medicine: How We Try to Spot a Winner
- Grace, Hospitality, and World-Class Care in a Japanese Hospital
- Food as a Predictor of Behavior in Children: Eat Better, Act Better?
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