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Tucked away in the Museum of Comparative Zoology is the labyrinthine office of Stephen Jay Gould, Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology and Professor of Geology, Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology in the Museum of Comparative Zoology and adjunct member of the Department of the History of Science. On my way in, his secretary tells me to “follow the voice,” and I do until I see Gould at his desk. The office is dim and crowded with posters covering the walls and books everywhere. I notice a neon green book on the floor with the words...
...than psychologists. That means patients sometimes must wait as long as five months to see someone licensed to prescribe. "Psychologists use a range of tools to help clients," says Elaine LeVine, a Las Cruces psychologist who chaired the local push to get the legislation passed. "Medication will be an adjunct...
...neuroendocrine axis (the line of glands that include the pituitary, hypothalamus, thyroid and adrenals) to bring into balance whatever hormones are askew, thus alleviating the insomnia and mood swings that often accompany menopause. The program is not recommended as a substitute for hormone-replacement therapy, only as an adjunct...
...father was a lawyer and later a circuit court judge in Wisconsin. Susteren stayed near home for her undergraduate education, graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1976. She then earned a law degree from Georgetown Law Center in 1979, where she currently serves as an adjunct professor...
...neuroendocrine axis (the line of glands that include the pituitary, hypothalamus, thyroid and adrenals) to bring into balance whatever hormones are askew, thus alleviating the insomnia and mood swings that often accompany menopause. The program is not recommended as a substitute for hormone-replacement therapy, only as an adjunct...