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...Hair of the Dog Alcohol-related illnesses can be difficult to treat and even harder to detect
...Each of these burdens is placed on the doctor in the name of "protecting the public", but everyone in the medical business knows the plain truth: that not one of these actually helps us treat patients, not one makes us better doctors. You become a better doctor when you notice patterns, when you get out of your own way enough to hear real complaints and treat them. You might scrub in with a friend who does a new procedure, go to an interesting course (the good ones often don't give CME - mandated continuing medical education - credits) or you might...
...burlesque action with a Halloween theme. The Boston Babydolls promise not to disappoint with their “Out for Blood” revue. Putting new spins on some Halloween favorites and going “toe to toe with Mummy Dearest,” this risqué Halloween treat should satisfy the horror/dance enthusiast in all of us. Call 866-811-4111 for reservations. Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 26-28 at 8 p.m. Cambridge Family YMCA Theater, 820 Massachusetts Ave (Central Square), Cambridge. Tickets: $10-$35 Thursday, $15-$50 Friday and Saturday. 4) Currier Heaven and Hell...
...Task Force on General Education’s general position that courses in general education should provide undergraduates with relevant instruction. But “relevant” does not necessarily mean “immediately practical,” especially at an institution of liberal arts. To treat literature and the arts as mere tools for the investigation of different societies—essentially, the philosophy of the “Cultural Traditions and Cultural Change” category—suppresses the innate value of novels, poems, symphonies, plays, paintings, and a host of other works...
Whatever they've identified, both see merit in thinking about ways to treat the phenomenon. "I don't want to overstate it," says Mondraty, "but I guess in the future it'll be interesting to see if we can develop drugs that will actually reverse this abnormality." For some of his patients Mondraty already prescribes an atypical antipsychotic, olanzapine, to help control the intensity of their self-image delusions and curb their tendency to obsess about food and shape...