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September 1994
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We're all capable of being addicts. Here's the lowdown on our fight against addiction.
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Smoking's not just a habit; it's an addiction.
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Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza are facing a formidable psychological challenge as they give up their dream of returning home in exchange for genuine peace. Psychologists' use of intervention techniques to relieve pain and anger.
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A candid look at the brainon drugs.
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Behold! Mind/body medicine
by PT Staff
Modernizing marriage
by Pepper Schwartz
Fatal attraction
by James Alan Fox,Jack Levin
A woman for the times
by PT Staff
Lost in L.A
by Peter Doskoch
Treatments that Work
by PT Staff
The dumb side of happiness
by Peter Doskoch
Southern comfort
by PT Staff
It's true: Life after death!
by Leonard Hayflick
What do women want?
by PT Staff
Back From the Drink
by Jill Neimark,Claire Conway
The Big Cop-Out
by Peter Doskoch
Whistler's mutter
by Christine Cauchon
A word from the quitters
by Mary McCaffery,Alan Caruba
A crack in the system
by PT Staff
Inside the Addict's Brain
by PT Staff
How to land a job
by PT Staff
PMS or SOS?
by PT Staff
Body language
by William T. Jarvis
White weight
by PT Staff
Ask Dr. Frank
by Frank Pittman
When Bullfighting's in the Blood
by Peter Doskoch
Bits o' brain
by Judith Hooper
Clueless in Gaza
by Deborah Horan
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