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AG Magazine  •  Culture & Lifestyle For most of the past century, the dominant model for healing psychological stress was cognitive: talk about what happened,

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A walking protocol developed at Shinshu University in Japan has attracted extraordinary search interest — and unlike most viral fitness trends, it has a peer-reviewed

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