The October issue of NIH News in Health is available. Featured stories cover how social networks affect your health, and how to protect yourself from germs. Also check out the health capsules and the featured Web site.
Listen to the NLM Director's Comments on biopsychosocial care and Stephenson's legacy. The transcript is also available.
This week the National Library of Medicine welcomes the 23rd annual conference that celebrates research inspired by the late British psychologist, physicist, and advertising researcher William Stephenson.
If psychology, physics and ads seem to be an odd combination, it provides insights into Stephenson's scope as well as the widespread use of a research technique he invented called 'Q methodology.' Q methodology is used in many areas, including: political science, advertising and marketing, K-12, higher and professional education, public opinion, management, and psychology....
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The October issue of NIH News in Health is available. Featured stories cover how social networks affect your health, and how to protect yourself from germs. Also check out the health capsules and the featured Web site.
BARCELONA, Spain People who develop cervical or testicular cancer may face another harsh reality: They are more likely to get divorced than those without the disease, a new study says.
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The risk of divorce increases if one partner suffers from testicular or cervical cancer, but other types have no effect on whether a couple stays together, Norwegian researchers said on Thursday.
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European study finds women with cervical cancer had a 40 percent high chance of divorce while men with testicular cancer had a 20 percent higher chance of divorce.
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[Source: Yahoo! News Search Results for testicular cancer]
