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Womens Health magazine speaks to every aspect of a woman's life including health, fitness, nutrition, emotional well-being, sex and relationships, beauty and style.
Affecting as many as 2.8 percent of adults and 1.6 percent of adolescents, binge eating disorder—consuming an excessive amount of calories regularly—is the most common eating disorder. It often leads to obesity and disposes those with the disorder to serious health risks, including diabetes and heart disease. With the right support, however, binge eating can be conquered. This indispensable resource empowers readers affected by binge eating disorder to seek help and develop a healthy relationship with food. They will learn about the various psychological, physiological, and cultural causes and effects and the steps to developing a positive self-image.
The feminist movement encourages equal rights, self-respect, and self-confidence for women of all classes and races everywhere in the world; so, theoretically, females everywhere should be coming into their own at last. Yet the media and internet portray females in a different light. This resource highlights the propaganda and stereotypes faced by girls almost as soon as they are born. Readers will learn how girls� toys, music, and more can influence their image of women. More importantly, readers can access support and inspiration to stand up for themselves and thwart the often-damaging messages they are forced to navigate.
1 in 4 teens contract a sexually transmitted disease every year, making this topic extremely important for teens to learn about and discuss. This must-have volume discusses the issues surrounding sexually transmitted infections. Presents diversity of opinion on the topic, including both conservative and liberal points of view in an even balance. Essay sources include the Guttmacher Institute, Contraceptive technology update, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Should boys and girls be vaccinated against HPV? Are oral cancers from sexually transmitted infections on the increase? Is HIV increasing among Hispanic teens? This book answers these questions, as well as many more that your readers have about STIs.
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Juozas Guzevicius was born 25 August 1892 in Zovoda, Lithuania. His parents were Vincas Guzevicius (1864-1914) and Juzefa Zuikyte (1866-1923). He emigrated in 1913 and settled in Worcester, Massachusetts. He married Ona Kubiliute (1889-1958) 14 February 1916. They had two sons, Albert Joseph Gustaff (b. 1916) and Vito Joseph Vincent Gustaff (1918-1996). Includes Kubilius, Matusevicius, Shierant and related families.