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Hitting the dirt road: How to prep families for travel to developing countries
A trip to a developing country offers exciting opportunities—and some dangers—for children. Here's what you can do to help ensure that the family
enjoys a happy, healthy adventure. Includes a Guide for Parents. First of two parts.
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Hitting the dirt road: How to prep families for travel to developing countries, Part 2
Make sure travelers don't leave home without the necessary immunizations, malaria prophylaxis if appropriate, and advice on managing diarrhea. Includes a Guide for Parents. Second of two parts.
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The clinical realities of using drugs to fight alcoholism
Advances in the neuroscience of addiction have resulted in novel drug monotherapy and combination therapy treatments for alcoholism. Your understanding of how these drugs work and when to prescribe them is crucial to using them effectively.
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Dysthymia
Dysthymic disorder is a mood disorder characterized by chronic, mild depression. Patients are sad more days than not in a 2-year period and do not have symptom-free days for more than 2 months at a time. Patients tend to experience fewer vegetative symptoms (sleep, appetite, and weight changes and psychomotor symptoms) than in major depressive disorder.
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