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    We hardly have time to make a doctor’s appointment, much less relax. So this year, we decided to combine the two: spa treatments that work as medical cures. (We also included a few places to just chill.)

    Cure things: Sore feet, hair loss and backne—not exactly the relaxing stuff of spa roundups. But these treatments fix what ails you and help you chill out.
    Lush life: Spa-going doesn’t have to be about bloat and acne (thank God). Get some straight-up pampering at bliss stations both brand-new and tried-and-trusted.
    Massage like a pro: Practitioners of the healing arts explain how to bring a little of their magic home.
    The no-Enya ultimate spa playlist: Maybe you love sitar. Then again, maybe you don't. Put these tunes on your iPod and enjoy aural and physical relaxation during your next treatment.
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