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Articles in Wntr, 1989 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• Ipecac can cause death, bulimics warned
• Relief for tennis elbow
• Facial deformities and dentistry
  by Michael Elsohn
• CAT scans in dentistry
• The psychology of memory
• Do babies remember birth?
• The agony of forgetfulness
• Six percent in U.S. are obsessed with sex
• A sunshine-cataract connection
• Male impotence - physical or psychological? - column
  by Edwin Flatto
• Alcoholism on the rise among young women
• Infections from medical leeches
• Side effects from spouses' medications
• Body building and nutritional aids
  by Philip W. Zimmerman
• The hibernation response and winter depression
• When Doctors Get Sick. - book reviews
• The immune system: a matter of imprint on memory?
• Educational system ignores memory training
• Raw-fish eaters face parasite infections
• Contact lenses: new comfort, new risks
  by Patrice Heinz
• Birth follows "mysterious" rhythms
• Soybean-oil more healthful than fish-oil capsules
• It's never too late to quit smoking
• Exploding sensations in the head
• Poison in the pantry - the MSG syndrome - monosodium glutamate
• The mystery of memory
  by William Renaurd, Jr.
• Association: pillar of good memory
• Nutrients and memory
• Memory and the elderly
• Grudges and memory
• Memory: dominant tenant in the brain
• Pancreas-kidney transplant successful in diabetics
• Doctors warned of B1 deficiency in liquid diets
• Dentistry for babies
  by H.D. Hall
• Physicians shy about cockroaches - causing asthma
• Economy-class flights and blood clots
• Seven good reasons to eat more starch
  by Jeanne Carper
• Perfect Women: Hidden Fears of Inadequacy and the Drive to Perform. - book reviews
• The license to slice, maim, violate - physicians' responsibilities