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... considered another means of avoiding excessive absences , although it often means more " partial absences ” as the suffering worker leaves his post to get a drink , prolongs his lunch hour , or leaves the job early . Some of the ...
... considered another means of avoiding excessive absences , although it often means more " partial absences ” as the suffering worker leaves his post to get a drink , prolongs his lunch hour , or leaves the job early . Some of the ...
Page 68
... considered it due to a geneto- trophic lack of nutritive elements , defective endocrine functions , marked food sensitivity and others . Thus , while the possibility of a physiologic basis for alcohol addiction may exist , there is ...
... considered it due to a geneto- trophic lack of nutritive elements , defective endocrine functions , marked food sensitivity and others . Thus , while the possibility of a physiologic basis for alcohol addiction may exist , there is ...
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... considered a reeducation program : designed to help the alcoholic see himself and his problems more realistically and to learn to cope with his difficulties in more mature and constructive ways . Medication available to assist the ...
... considered a reeducation program : designed to help the alcoholic see himself and his problems more realistically and to learn to cope with his difficulties in more mature and constructive ways . Medication available to assist the ...
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