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Change or Die? I'd Rather Die, Most Say; Some Useful Insights for Wellness Programs
Fast Company

[Opinion]
May 29, 2005

Excerpt: 'Providing health information is important but not always sufficient,' [Professor Dean Ornish of the Preventative Medicine Research Institute] says. 'We also need to bring in the psychological, emotional, and spiritual dimensions that are so often ignored.' MORE >>

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