Look Good Feel Better - Gynecology

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Quantifying patients\' expectations prior to bariatric surgery with the BODY-Q in an international multicentre cohort.

Issue Release: 2022

Impact of Social Media and Photo-Editing Practice on Seeking Cosmetic Dermatology Care.

Issue Release: 2021

Oncoplastic breast surgery: Look good feel better.

Issue Release: 2021

FameLab USA: Improving Science Communication Skills for Early Career Scientists.

Issue Release: 2019

Too True to be Bad: When Sets of Studies With Significant and Nonsignificant Findings Are Probably True.

Issue Release: 2017

Health Versus Appearance Versus Body Competence: A Content Analysis Investigating Frames of Health Advice in Women\'s Health Magazines.

Issue Release: 2016

Look good feel better workshops: a \"big lift\" for women with cancer.

Issue Release: 2009

Look Good … Feel Better Helps People Battling Cancer Help Themselves.

Issue Release: 2008

Research unwrapped. Obstetric skills and drills.

Issue Release: 2008

The fashioned survivor: institutionalized representations of women with breast cancer.

Issue Release: 2007

Age identification in the framework of successful aging. A study of older Finnish people.

Issue Release: 2003

Quality of life in inflammatory bowel disease: background and definitions.

Issue Release: 1999

Baby boomers make cosmetic dentistry boom.

Issue Release: 1998

Beyond body image: the experience of breast cancer.

Issue Release: 1998

[Hip dislocations and hip fractures--acetabular fractures. Indication, technique and results of conservative treatment].

Issue Release: 1997

Acetabular fractures: indication, technique and results of conservative treatment.

Issue Release: 1997

Psychosocial issues in breast cancer. Helping patients get the support they need.

Issue Release: 1995

Look Good ... Feel Better--a program for cancer patients.

Issue Release: 1992

Rural African American women\'s perception of exercise.

Issue Release: 0000

Restoration of body image and self-esteem for women after cancer treatment: a rehabilitative strategy.

Issue Release: 0000

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