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...marathoners said they had taken a breakfrom running for the last few days. Koscho saidhis roomates had told him that "every time you runyou break down all your muscles," and that musclesmust be allowed time to heal before a marathon...
...continue to see patients under the supervision of another psychiatrist. The plight of this respected therapist caught up in one of the great hazards of her profession has stirred sympathy within the Boston psychiatric community. "There is a strong tension within us that we should be able to heal, comfort and cure terribly troubled people -- particularly gifted, young people," says one therapist who is familiar with the case. "I am inclined to think this has all the hallmarks of a real tragedy of good intentions to cure and heal, and something went awry...
...Keeper, Tikaram's second album. "The Way That I Want You," on the other hand, is a slow, lyrical selection that draws the listener into its world of reflection and thought. One might choose the gentle, rhythmic beat of a song like "I Grant You" before passing on to "Heal You," which magnificently combines alternating slow, lapping lyricism with surging melody...
WordsWorth Readings--presents Dr. Helen Caldicott, co-founder of the Physicians for Social Responsibility on her new book, "If You Love This Planet: A Plan to Heal the Earth." Tuesday, April 7. 5:30 p.m. Brattle Theatre, 40 Brattle St., Harvard Square...
...battery on our patients. It wasn't what we did to their insides, but what we did in order to get there that was the problem." Now, instead of an 8-cm to 15-cm slash down their abdomens, patients wake up with four small incisions that not only heal more quickly but also are far less painful. In fact, most patients whose gall bladders are removed laparoscopically leave the hospital the next day and return to work within a week...