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The New Way to Catch Rapists Redbook
Specially-trained Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners give rape victims the attention they need. read more >>
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Crossing the Line Doctor-Patient, Winter 2006
Doctors. Patients. They have to interact, and they talk about the most intimate and personal subjects there are: the body, sexual practices, life, death. How can you communicate and still maintain your boundaries? read more >>
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New Treatments to Fight Depression Consumer's Digest, Jan/Feb 2006
Advances in anti-depressants and therapies offer hope to those suffering the various forms of this illness. read more >>
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Choosing to be Child-Free Conceive, Summer 2005
For many couples who once throught they wanted children, the child-free life is rich, rewarding, and satisfying. read more >>
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Women's Health: Then and Now WebMD.com, May 2005
The book Our Bodies, Ourselves first made its mark during the women's movement in the 1970s, but how far has women's health come since then?
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The Breast Cancer Gene: What Should You Do? WebMD, September 20, 2004
Is preventative mastectomy for women with breast cancer mutations a good idea? read more >>
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Modifying Your Home When You Have MS WebMD, June 21, 2004
If you have multiple sclerosis, you may need to make changes to your home to make it more comfortable and accessible. read more >>
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The Doctor's Out Health Magazine, October 2003
Think it's tough to get an appointment with your physician now? Just wait. Insurance costs are driving M.D.s out of business, and patients are paying the price. read more >>
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Do-it-Yourself Birthing Health Magazine, April 2003
A growing number of couples are boycotting hospitals, doctors—even midwives—and delivering their babies without professional help. read more >>
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Would Your Gyno Spot Cancer? Redbook, December 2002
Are you sure? Here, the 6 signs your doctor is doing everything possible to keep you disease-free. read more >>
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Skirmish or Siege? Psychology Today, March / April 1999
Depression is a chronic illness with recurring episodes. So should we deploy antidepressants battle by battle, or order them in for the long war? read more >>
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Saying Goodbye Parents, April 2008
Not sure how to talk to your kids about death? Sooner or later, you'll have to explain the concept to your child. Our guide will make it easier to find the right words. read more >>
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The Best of Both Worlds Conceive, Fall 2007
Some families are made up of parents with their biological children, and some are composed of parents with their adopted children. Then there are the families that blend both bio and adopted kids into one big, happy household. read more >>
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How to Make Rules that Stick Parenting, March 2007
You'll save your furniture, your sanity--and your breath! read more >>
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Mom's Most-Wanted Milestones Parenting, October 2005
Five surprising kid breakthroughs (they'll transform your life, too!) read more >>
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Back to School = Back to Stress? Redbook, September 2005
If the thought of a new school year overwhelms your child, here's how to help him cope. read more >>
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Too Much Self-Esteem? Parenting, March 2004
When praise can backfire—and how to raise kids with a healthy sense of themselves. read more >>
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Loving Spoonfuls Parenting, November 2003
Rice cereal or mashed banana? Finger food or chunky applesauce? Make it easy on yourself with our age-by-age guide to feeding your baby. read more >>
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International Adoption Working Mother
Intrigued by the idea of adopting from another country, but overwhelmed by all the options? We answer your top questions and prepare you for what to expect as you embark on this remarkable journey. read more >>
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Life After Adoption Babytalk, June/July 2006
How to cope once your new addition is finally home. read more >>
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Welcoming Lucy Parenting, August 2002
One couple's personal diary about their decision to adopt a baby. read more >>
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Play it Again, Doctor Lifestyle & Travel for Physicians, May/June 2006
Radiation oncologist William Woods, MD, has found a way to do his medical work and create edgy, innovative jazz in his spare time. read more >>
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Part-Time Doctor Doctor Patient (American Express Custom Solutions publication), Fall 2005
Can a doctor actually find work/life balance? read more >>
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War of the Words Biography, October 2003
Education historian Diane Ravitch takes on censorship in the schools. read more >>
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The Power of Movies Biography, August 2002
How Caroline Baron Uses Film to Mend the Souls of Refugees read more >>
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Life as a Lightning Rod Biography, March 2002
Gloria Steinem on Feminism, Aging and Why She Got Married. read more >>
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The Tweet Life Wondertime, November 2007
Cockatiels are affectionate, playful, and curious--almost like a feathered puppy. (Almost.) read more >>
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The Chimpanzee Challenge All Animals (a Time inc. custom publication for the Humane Society of the U.S.), Fall 2005
Why we need to retire these apes from research lab to sanctuary--now. read more >>
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Athena Jeske: Rescuing Parrots in Erie, CO All You, June 2005
Eighty-five percent of pet parrots are given up within two years. Athena Jeske has made it her mission to find them loving long-term homes. read more >>
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Hallelujah, We Have Seen the Light 360, Winter 2009
Checking out Park Slope's holiday lights read more >>
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Hamster Helper New York Family, September 2007
After years of avoiding parental duties at school, a mom agrees to provide asylum to the class pet. read more >>
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Barrel Back Beauty 360: Life From Every Angle, Spring 2007
Chris-Craft's signature runabout can be yours--for a price. read more >>
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Winter Wonderland Lifestyle and Travel for Physicians, November/December 2006
Roughing it isn't an option at this Alpine getaway. read more >>
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