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“ Prodromal phase : A clear deterioration in functioning before the active phase of the illness not due to a disturbance in mood or to a Substance Use Disorder and involving at least two of the symptoms noted below .
“ Prodromal phase : A clear deterioration in functioning before the active phase of the illness not due to a disturbance in mood or to a Substance Use Disorder and involving at least two of the symptoms noted below .
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A surgical placebo - like effect was noted , in that the patients felt slimmer before any significant objective changes could be seen . Six months postoperatively these women could pass through turnstiles , cross their legs , sit in ...
A surgical placebo - like effect was noted , in that the patients felt slimmer before any significant objective changes could be seen . Six months postoperatively these women could pass through turnstiles , cross their legs , sit in ...
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All of these patients were happy with the bypass operation and noted overall improvement of the kind described by other authors , but felt that sagging skin detracted from " a fuller sense of improved body image .
All of these patients were happy with the bypass operation and noted overall improvement of the kind described by other authors , but felt that sagging skin detracted from " a fuller sense of improved body image .
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Beginnings | 3 |
The Psychological Understanding of Patients | 21 |
Doctors Dilemmas | 89 |
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