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Codzienny spacer, tai-chi i kieliszek czerwonego wina, czyli jak dbać o swoje serce [FRAGMENT KSIĄŻKI]

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By Krzysztof Majak Verified, Andrzej Stankiewicz, Bill Schutt
| Onet.pl Verified
Przez ostatnie cztery dekady McBride ze współpracownikami, specjalistami rehabilitacji kardiologicznej, pracował nad sposobami zaradzenia wysokiemu odsetkowi depresji, która pojawia się po zawale. Podjęli się tego zadania, ponieważ tak jak w przypadku innych rodzajów ostrego stresu depresja pogłębia dolegliwości krążeniowe. W połączeniu z chorobą niedokrwienną, która spowodowała epizod kardiologiczny, może to mieć tragiczne konsekwencje.
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Bite: An Incisive History of Teeth, from Hagfish to Humans

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By Bill Schutt
| Washington Independent Review of Books Verified
I struggled to control myself while writing this review of zoologist Bill Schutt’s Bite.The desire to insert teeth jokes was as overwhelming as the book’s number of strange facts is staggering.
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True crime fanatics will love 'Guilty Creatures'

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By Mikita Brottman, Bill Schutt, Algonquin Books
| Marco Eagle Verified
"Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida" By Mikita Brottman c. 2024, One Signal Publishers $28, 280 pages It's all in the past. Whether it was yesterday or two decades ago, what's done is done. You can't jump in a time machine and change it. It's finished - but that doesn't stop you from thinking about it, from turning the event over in your head this way and that.
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