Abstract
* The American Way of Life * What Went Wrong? * Achieving Self-Directed Change * Stress and How to Cope With It * Exercise * The Alternative Food Pattern * Weight Control * How to Stop Smoking * Where Do We Go From Here?
Keywords
Hazardous wasteWeight controlPsychologyEnvironmental healthEngineeringMedicineWaste managementObesity
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- 1978
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John W. Farquhar
(1978).
The American way of life need not be hazardous to your health.
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