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A new understanding of substance abuse explores treatment issues based on subtypes of addicts, with a special focus on antisocial personality disorder and functional addiction.

Professionals in the treatment of substance abuse have long recognized the dismal success rate in addressing this pervasive problem.

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This innovative book explains writer's block (and other creative blocks) as a symptom of a larger disorder. Kantor identifies 10 kinds of writer's block, classified according to the underlying disorder that causes that block.

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Osteoporosis affects approximately three million people in the UK, but the orthodox medical view is that there is no single cause. This guide suggests new scientific evidence proves that the Western diet and lifestyle are to blame - and that it is possible to reduce the risk of developing the disease.

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A manual intended for sexually-aware adults, this book contains graphic sexual language and topics. It covers a range of topics from saucy to sacred, kinky to kittenish, nice to naughty, and lusty to loving.

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This first person account of a clinical psychologist's work is a guide to the use of cognitive techniques with seriously mentally ill clients.

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David Turner examines commonly held beliefs about learning, knowledge and intelligence, and critically assesses claims that certain drugs can improve learning and memory.

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Medicine, and particularly neuroscience, appears to offer the kind of educational quick fixes that politicians and the public would love to have. Following media reports of drugs that seemingly improve learning and memory, this title examines commonly held beliefs about learning, knowledge and intelligence, and critically assesses such claims.

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Vaccinating Britain explores the complicated relationship between the British public and vaccination since the Second World War through British public health policy. It shows how the British public came to embrace vaccination but also made demands on the government to make vaccination more acceptable. -- .

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Drawing on the experience and expertise of veterinary surgeons together with that of other professionals working in allied areas, this book provides vets and all those interested in professional ethics and animal welfare and research with the tools with which to address ethical dilemmas.

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These essays tackle some of the central issues in visual cognition, presenting experimental techniques from cognitive psychology, new ways of modeling cognitive processes on computers from artificial intelligence, and new ways of studying brain organization from neuropsychology.

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The Vital and Health Statistics Series, or what documents and medical librarians call The Rainbow Series, includes four series published by the U.S. National Health Survey between 1958 and 1963, and eighteen series published by the National Center for Health Statistics since 1963.

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The author of The Soul of a Chef documents the environment of a pediatric heart center that specializes in neonatal open-heart surgery, profiling Cleveland Clinic's renowned Dr. Roger Mee while exploring a range of controversial topics. Reprint. 35,000 first printing.

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Builds on and expands Beyrers innovative work on HIV in Southeast Asia, exploring new strategies for effective HIV prevention.

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As women increasingly seek more humanistic birthing methods than the hospital-based delivery, certified midwife Susanna Napierala suggests that water birth offers mother and infant the ideal circumstances for beginning their lives together.

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