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baths and bathing

2015
In Homer’s world, bathing in warm water was a reward reserved for heroes. Ordinary Greeks bathed at home or in public baths characterized by circular chambers with hip-baths and rudimentary heating systems. Public bathing as a daily habit, a hygienic, medicinal, recreational, and luxurious experience belonged to the Romans.
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Restorative Bath Waters: Bath Spa, Bath, England

The Senses and Society, 2006
(2006). Restorative Bath Waters: Bath Spa, Bath, England. The Senses and Society: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 369-372.
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Bath is a bath is a bath

Hepatology, 1986
Immersion in water in spas has been practised for centuries and has many proponents. Despite fierce debate about its efficacy there has been little scientific evaluation of the effect of immersion in mineral waters. Eight normal subjects were immersed in Bath spa water for two hours and the renal, haematological, and ...
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Bathing beauty

Nursing Standard, 1988
People will do some amazing things for charity. Feats of endurance - from swims to pub crawls - and fancy dress all seem acceptable in the name of a good cause. So what about bathing in custard?
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Julieʼs bath

Nursing, 2004
Performed with a dose of kindness, a humble nursing task becomes something out of the ordinary.
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Bath Salts

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2012
"Bath salts" has attracted young adults primarily due to its stimulatory and hallucinogenic effects akin to amphetamines and cocaine. Although other designer amines have been incorporated to newer generation "bath salts", synthetic cathinones remain to be their major component.
Roy R, Gerona, Alan H B, Wu
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