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Category: alternative medicine, Commentary, mental health care, Psychiatry, PTSD, research
Tagged mental health, mind-body, psychiatry, psychotherapy, PTSD
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The Top Eleven Ways to Tell that a Journal is Fake
Posted: September 24, 2014