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March 2003
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Mental illness can, at times, be downright ugly. That's true of depression, and it's definitely true of actress Christina Ricci's portrayal of the disorder in the movie, Prozac Nation.
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What leads people to believe they've been abducted by aliens?
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Guidelines for reconnecting and bringing relationships back to life.
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After Christopher Reeve was thrown from a horse in 1995, his subsequent paralysis made him question whether life was worth living. Now a real superman shares his tale of personal triumph.
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Depression is diverseand influential in modern life.
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Washed Up: Women wash hands more than men
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Hot or Not: Reality TV can be harmful to women
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PT's Take on the Latest Books
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Worried Heart: The link between stress and the heart
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Ask the Therapist
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Twin Luck: Twins reunite after 20 years
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The Difficulties of Multi-tasking
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Hungry Gene: Binge eating is not all about willpower
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Alien Abductions: The Real Deal?
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