Titlebook: Doctors’ Marriages; A Look at the Proble Michael F. Myers Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 demography.depression.str

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Biolistic Transformation of Wheatose problems that, for the most part, are external to the marriage yet are so upsetting that they do affect marital functioning and happiness. Further, these are problems that are not predictable; they can happen to anyone. They may beset couples with no intrinsic marital discord or couples who are

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Peng Zhang,Johanna Puonti-Kaerlast. My aim is practicality for the reader. I also hope to allay anxiety about asking for professional help, to demystify what therapy is all about, and to combat the cynicism that some doctors and/or their spouses harbor toward psychiatric treatment.

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Gene Dispersal from Transgenic CropsThe problems that beset married medical students and residents are more similar than different; hence, their common concerns form the bulk of this chapter. I will discuss problems that are unique to each group at the end of this chapter.

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Mario Gils,Myroslava Rubtsova,Katja Kempe wives, both in the clinical setting and in surveys.. They have talked about the enormous pressures and stresses of medical work and their consequences on the personal and family lives of doctors. Most of the research has centered upon “traditional” medical marriages. This situation is rapidly changing in North America.

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Peng Zhang,Johanna Puonti-Kaerlast. My aim is practicality for the reader. I also hope to allay anxiety about asking for professional help, to demystify what therapy is all about, and to combat the cynicism that some doctors and/or their spouses harbor toward psychiatric treatment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-1007-3demography; depression; stress; treatment

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