Your Dieting Daughter: Is She Dying for Attention?

You and Your Daughter

The question that leaps to mind on reading Rose Hacker's book is?at what rea" ship is she aiming? If it is young "intelligent" parents, one cannot help feeling 1, they will have read a very great deal of what Mrs. Hacker has to say already in or other of Dr. Spock's three excellent books. There can be little doubt that she coV' much the same ground as he does, and he is very widely read indeed ...

Dying for attention: microparticles and angiogenesis.

Microparticles, which were initially described as cell dust, have revealed over the past few years several exciting and unexpected properties. Microparticles are submicron vesicles shed from plasma membranes following cell activation or apoptosis, whose protein and lipid profile may be considered as a snapshot of the phenotype of the cell they stem from. The molecular mechanisms of microparticl...

what is your diagnosis?

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what is your diagnosis?

Shedding your fears: bedside etiquette for dying patients.

Rehabilitation specialists often are uncomfortable with dying clients and patients. This article explores the reasons why and offers suggestions to reduce the discomfort, improve service, and grow as a professional and human being.