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Books > Children's & Educational > Life skills & personal awareness, general studies > Personal, health & social education (PHSE) > Body & health > General
Their professional working titles given by the government is
Disease Intervention Specialist or DIS, but out on the streets,
people know them as the STD Police.
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Over You
(Paperback)
Emma McLaughlin, Nicola Kraus
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R233
Discovery Miles 2 330
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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The authors of the bestselling novel The Nanny Diaries, Emma
McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, bring you the story of a girl who gets
her heart broken...and figures out a foolproof way to get over her
ex. Over You's Max Scott had a hard time getting over Hugo, the boy
who dumped her. Now it's Max's mission to help NYC girls get over
their broken hearts fast, and with dignity. Now Max's life is
better than she ever imagined it could be. Her new business, Ex,
Inc., is booming. Better still, her friendship with Ben, a truly
sweet guy, could turn romantic. But when Hugo reenters the picture,
Max realizes that she isn't over him. At all.
Funny, touching, and romantic, Over You is the kind of book
every girl will fall head over heels for.
What are the most prevalent sports injuries for male teenagers?
How should a guy protect himself from injury or disease while
enjoying outdoor activities? Is it normal for a teenager to feel
depressed? Answers to these questions and others often asked by
adolescent boys can be found in this straightforward guide written
specifically for them. Goldstein, a physician who specializes in
care for adolescents, provides examples from his own practice to
explain the most common ailments of this age group, as well as to
provide boys with the choices they can make to help keep themselves
healthy.
Arranged topically, each chapter covers a different aspect of
mind and body. Readers will discover what physical changes they can
expect at their age, as well as the most common physical ailments.
They can also find out what psychological changes they may be
experiencing and why, along with ways to get help for serious
problems like drug and alcohol abuse or suicidal tendencies. The
many topics covered include: nutrition, sports, injuries,
sexuality, suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and cross cultural
issues. Written with an emphasis on wellness, advice is given on
how to prevent injuries and disease, as well as how to care for
one's body through good habits like eating well and getting enough
sleep. Boys are encouraged to take care of themselves and to
develop open and honest relationships with their physicians to help
insure a happy and healthy adolescence.
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