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"It could be a few days longer or a few weeks longer," Mroczek said.
Injury Deprives Mets of Their Most Productive Hitter Brian Costa 2011
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Dr. Kenneth Mroczek, a foot and ankle specialist at the New York University Hospital for Joint Diseases, said the recovery time for sprains and bone bruises of the ankle depends on the precise location and severity of the injuries.
Injury Deprives Mets of Their Most Productive Hitter Brian Costa 2011
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Mroczek suspects that it might have something to do with an inability to effectively deal with stress.
Being Neurotic Can Kill You Field Notes 2007
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Mroczek suspects that it might have something to do with an inability to effectively deal with stress.
Archive 2007-04-01 Field Notes 2007
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"We can look backward and say, 'This person should have been identified,' but there are so many people who go through those problems," Mroczek said.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Mroczek suspects chronic worriers are also more susceptible to other self-destructive behaviors, such as overeating.
CNN.com 2009
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Mroczek says many neurotic individuals appear to find that smoking relaxes them and dulls that sensitivity.
CNN.com 2009
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Mroczek says many neurotic individuals appear to find that smoking relaxes them and dulls that sensitivity.
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Mroczek suspects chronic worriers are also more susceptible to other self-destructive behaviors, such as overeating.
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"When you're ... feeling negative and anxious and worried, sometimes for some people, a cigarette can alleviate that," Mroczek tells CNN Radio.
CNN.com 2009
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