The Girl on the Train and Why Women Drink Until They Blackout
The film version of Paula Hawkins’ bestselling book examines a phenomenon that’s more prevalent than ever: women who drink until they can’t remember.
- October 15,2016 | ISSN 1940-6967
- American Society of Registered Nurses ®
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In This Issue
- The Girl on the Train and Why Women Drink Until They Blackout
- Why I Love To Tell People I Have Genital Herpes
- Nurses In This State Have the Highest Pay
- Two Weeks In The Mountains Can Change Your Blood For Months
- Terminally Ill Mom Denied Treatment Coverage - But Gets Suicide Drug Approved
- Many Procedures Give No More Benefit Than Doing Nothing
- Understanding the Alkaline Diet And Its Benefits
- 5 Things You Did Not Know About Nursing
- Sepsis Early Intervention Saves Lives
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