Speaking Your Health and Expanded Short Term Therapy
A discussion on rising social pressures and the limited access to psychiatrists leads to advocacy for short term accelerated group therapy. The piece cites a New York study showing 76 percent improvement after treatment and over 80 percent maintained gains after 2.5 years, with Dr. Alexander Wolf supporting wider use to reach more patients. It also notes a need for careful case selection and affordability considerations.
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Japan performs first heart transplant patient shows signs of pain
Nobuo Miyazaki an 18 year old in Sapporo is Japan s first heart transplant patient and doctors say he is reacting to pain and should regain consciousness soon He received the heart of a drowning victim last Thursday from a donor accident scene ongoing recovery plan reported by UPI in Sapporo Japan
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