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le temps une chose et le contraire 5 minutes plus tard ». A i, dont les voix lui enjoignaient de sauter par dessus la balustrade. A j, vieux psychotique qui se traînait d’hospitalisation en hospitalisation jusqu’à ce que le sevrage le libère des hospitaux. A k, brillant étudiant qui réalise que s’il a raté toutes ses études, c’est à cause de ça. 1 A l, qui ne se décidera à arrêter que le jour où il croira que la TV lui parle personnellement. A m, qui ,de tête de classe de série scientifique

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stage of a heart attack is extremely dangerous, often a deadly way of coping with the threat. But vigilance, such as calling an ambulance at the first sign of trouble, might save lives. During the second stage, while the patient is recuperating in the hospital, it becomes important therapeutically to resume physical activity and engage in a modest amount of exercise. Many heart attack victims experience what is often referred to as a cardiac neurosis, in which they are afraid to do anything even slightly

control – by means of a stylish image – over a world that is different, and so, at the same time, defining one‟s belonging to one‟s own world. Thus, as I thought I recalled, and shortly after was able to look up, a Dr Kirkbride at the „Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane‟ in Philadelphia, had already employed magic lantern shows to treat his patients, of largely middle and higher-class background 1844. 51 These slides were intended to convince the resident patients that they still held a certain

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post-traumatic stress are deemed severe enough to warrant a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).* * This symptom description guide is based on the diagnostic criteria for PTSD that appear in the current edition of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV). UNDERSTANDING ANXIETY I 49 The traumatic event is persistently re-experienced in one or more of the following ways: • recurrent and intrusive distressing recollections

Critères d’évaluation des entreprises commerciales proposant des cures d’amaigrissement 284 viii Consultation OMS sur l’obésité Genève, 3–5 juin 1997 Membres* Professeur D-S. Akram, Department of Paediatrics, Dow Medical College, Civil Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan Professeur A.V. Astrup, Département Recherche sur la Nutrition humaine, Université royale de Médecine vétérinaire et d’agriculture, Copenhague, Danemark Professeur T. Atinmo, Head, Department of Human Nutrition, College of Medicine