Verified by Prozac Nation with Christina Ricci
Depression is ugly in reality and in film.
Psychology Today Magazine
March 2003
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How to Take an Antidepressant
A definitive guide to depression drugs
Multiple Loves
Can you be in love with more than one?
PT's Take on the Latest Books
Review of "Hoaxes, Myths, and Manias: Why We Need Critical Thinking" by Robert E. Bartholomew
Chess: Not All About Logic?
Spatial processing may be the key to a good game.
Butt Out: Quit Smoking
It's hard to quit smoking, but here's some insight that can help.
Co-Ed Settings Skew Body Image
Why women have poor body image when men are around.
Food Rx: The Natural Way to Health
Boosting health through diet.
In Sickness and In Health
A worried partner may intensify back pain.
Fighting Crime with Nutrition
Could a poor diet cause crime?
Why Danny Can't Read
A male's learning disability may be due to an extra X chromosome.
ADHD: Willpower or Meds?
Kids and parents see ADHD improvement differently.
Toxic Relationships
Are problematic relationships a new type of dysfunction?
Women Marry for Money
Your earning power may determine whether or not she'll say "yes."
Baby Talk Hinders Learning
Simple sentences may lead to simple children.
Creative Types Have a Self-Critical Eye
A career in art may mean bad body image.
The False Confession
Why an innocent person will confess guilt.
Discrimination for Latisha
The prejudice against those with black names.
Advice: Helplessness Can Drive You Crazy
What to do when loved ones battle depression.
Eating Smart for Two
Foods rich in omega-3s fire up brain cells.
Eating Smart for Two
How to boost your baby's IQ.
Optimism: Steps to Live a Better Life
"The Power of Positive Thinking" is re-released after 50 years.
Recognizing Cars and Faces
Cars and faces can confuse car lovers.
Kids: Sleep Deprived and Hyper
Do children just need more sleep?
When Men Suffer Low Sex Drive
Men can lose their libido too.
Beating the Blues: A team sport
Enlisting others to help take on depression.
