Negative Addiction in Runners
The Physician and SportsmedicinePublished 1 February 1979
William P. Morgan
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A hard-core exercise addict 'can't live' without daily running, manifests withdrawal symptoms if deprived of exercise, and runs even when his physician says he shouldn't.
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A hard-core exercise addict 'can't live' without daily running, manifests withdrawal symptoms if deprived of exercise, and runs even when his physician says he shouldn't.
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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