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Psychology Today Magazine
September 1999
Ever wonder why you ended up at the job you did? You may have your genes to thank.
The brain works out bad moods during sleep.
Ways to beat Alzheimer's disease.
More From This Issue
Why the best marriages are based on deep friendship.
Hormones may play a pivotal role in women's maladies.
Keep up your spirits while shedding pounds.
How to become a leader regardless of genes.
Getting baby to talk.
Well-to-do women are in no rush to marry.
The best way to fight allergy season.
The healthier office environment.
Your migraines might be affecting those around you.
Is trash talk the decline of sportsmanship?
Learn to fight stage fright.
How job and gender influence road rage.
Meditating on chronic pain.
Make your workplace more manageable.
The 1999 White House Conference on Mental Health.
Acupuncture may work as well as antidepressants.
