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Psychology Today Magazine
September 2007
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Slowing the biological clock—for men.
How to avoid the decision blues.
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Sperm health for all ages.
Why we love authentic originals.
The ABCs of reading another's emotions
A healthy man and his healthy sperm
Award winning Maxine Swann on fact and fiction.
Reviews on books from sleeping to dreaming to eating.
Materialism scars matrimony in South Korea.
Booty and brains sit well together.
What are your obligations to a smothering or abusive parent?
When you forget your identity and hit the road.
Flaunting your fertility makes for big tips.
Are you better served by a male or female therapist?
Sex can be a selfless act.
A few good--smelling--men.
Garlic kills off bacteria and other intruders.
Raiding nature's medicine chest.
How you listen to music says a lot about you.
Small facts and health tips.
Small facts and handy tips.
The dark side of companionship.
Advice on sex, marital turmoil, and more.
Green or black, tea packs a surprising punch.
The indie starlet tackles the thornier roles.
When to jump jobs to be successful.
How to stop hogging the spotlight.
When to leave the comfort of your "lily pad."
How to handle a demanding diva.
For better health care, become a better patient.
How exercise--and "mere" movement--uphold body and mind.
