Nearly a century of happiness research indicates that social interactions are most significant
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A slow guide to confronting doom
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The ideal candidate will be punched in the stomach
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How a young Dutch woman’s life began when she was allowed to die
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The collapse of self-worth in the digital age
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'I don’t want to die.' He needed mental health care. He found a ghost network.
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How heat affects the mind
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What my adult autism diagnosis finally explained
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Critical psychiatry and the political backlash against disabilities: a closer look at James Davies
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I was the poster girl for OCD. Then I began to question everything I’d been told about mental illness.
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Duty to Warn's John Gartner breaks down Donald Trump's cognitive decline
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Here are thirteen other explanations for the adolescent mental health crisis. None of them work.
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How parents' trauma leaves biological traces in children
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Loneliness results from an isolating society, not individual failures to pursue connection
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CDH2 mutation affecting N-cadherin function causes attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in humans and mice
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Loved, yet lonely - You might have the unconditional love of family and friends and yet feel deep loneliness. Can philosophy explain why?
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Adderall risks: Much more than you wanted to know (2017)
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What is narcissism? Science confronts a widely misunderstood phenomenon
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The fight over what’s real (and what’s not) on dissociative identity disorder TikTok
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On the mental health benefits of art and taking your mind off of yourself
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The hidden toll of military labor on noncitizen soldiers. For immigrants, linking citizenship to using up one’s body and mind exerts an additional pressure to downplay damage and push through pain.
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UnitedHealthcare tried to deny coverage to a chronically ill US patient. He fought back, exposing the insurer’s inner workings.
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Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction
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Thousands of people are trying to leave QAnon, but getting out is almost impossible
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How mental health became a social media minefield
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The story of Lee Holloway: The decline of a brilliant young coder
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MDMA-assisted therapy for severe PTSD: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase 3 study
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Madhouse at the End of the Earth: A brief history of people losing their minds in Antarctica
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The new theatrics of remote therapy. How does treatment change when your patients are on a screen?
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A future with no future: depression, the left, and the politics of mental health
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The chilling mystery of high-altitude suicides
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Why physicians are prescribing time in nature
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Rejection kills: The brain makes no distinction between a broken bone and an aching heart. That’s why social exclusion needs a health warning
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Neuroscience now points to rejection causing physical pain: how do we treat and address social exclusion?
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The other side of paradise: How I left a Buddhist retreat in handcuffs
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Vitamin D and depression: Where is all the sunshine?
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Is chronic anxiety a learning disorder?
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The comforting fictions of dementia care
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Hospitals know how to protect mothers. They just aren't doing it.
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