April/May Issue of The Psych Central Report is Now Available
The April/May 2006 issues of The Psych Central Report is now available here for your enjoyment!
Topics in this issue include:
- 10 Things You Might Not …
The April/May 2006 issues of The Psych Central Report is now available here for your enjoyment!
Topics in this issue include:
I hope people will be educated. I would love for this book to spur conversations about the imminent danger clause. Because a parent shouldn’t take …
In the vein of Spring and making a new start, I’d like to offer you the opportunity to leave a piece of your past behind. …
Malcolm in the Middle: How Malcolm Gladwell connects psychology to everything
Malcolm Gladwell is getting a lot of attention recently for bringing some psychological research …
Remember that all the love in the world doesn’t mean a thing if you also don’t fully love and accept yourself. Thinking that you do …
Psychologists, in their questionable bid to gain legal authority to be allowed to prescribe medications across the country, lost for the second year in a …
April’s issue of The American Journal of Psychiatry also features an editorial by Carol A. Tamminga, M.D., who writes:
That these studies …
Comparison of Schizophrenia Drugs Often Favors Firm Funding Study
Nicely tying into yesterday’s special PLoS Medicine issue about the role of pharmaceutical companies and …
The open access journal, PLoS Medicine thinks so. Well, the guest editors of the most current edition make the case in 11 articles published …
Reuters via Boston.com brings us an article today about how the rise of autism isn’t related to any epidemic of the disorder, but rather …
This is very cool — it takes one more manual step out of the process, because only very motivated (e.g., …
“The Terrorist of Sunset Circle” is a cat named Lewis who viciously attacked half a dozen people, sending some to hospital. A restraining order …
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