Fatigue Test measures exhaustion levels for men and women
A Chicago Tribune piece describes a self scoring fatigue questionnaire by Holly Atkinson from Women and Fatigue. The test rates responses from Never to Usually and assigns fatigue levels from little to chronic.
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Holly Atkinson
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Custody Wars Fuel Alarming Missing Children Figures
A two year tally by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children records 5,289 missing children, with 71 percent runaways, 26 percent abducted by family or friends, and 2 percent by strangers. Sociologist Richard Gelles estimates at least 313,000 parental kidnappings annually. The Child Health Supplement finds 22 percent of children in single parent families, 9 percent with one biological parent and a step-parent, and 4 percent with neither parent, with Blacks noted as most fractured.
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National Center For Missing and Exploited
Chilren
Richard Gelles
University of Rhode Island
The Joy of Stress by Peter Hanson a Canadian author
Physician Peter Hanson mortgaged his home to print 27000 copies of The Joy of Stress in 1985. The book argues that life in the zone of optimal stress drives achievement and fulfillment. Hanson shares how to audit stress levels and manage pressure with humor diet rest and varied coping techniques. Sir Edmund Hillary wrote the foreword and the book has sold over 95000 copies in Canada with US distribution expanding.
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Peter G. Hanson
Toronto
Hanson
Canada
United States
Sir Edmund Hillary
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