Another Poll on Electronic Health Record
The Wall Street Journal earlier this week published the results of a poll it commissioned on the benefits (and one would hope, the potential risks) …
The Wall Street Journal earlier this week published the results of a poll it commissioned on the benefits (and one would hope, the potential risks) …
Last week there was a big-to-do about former Supreme Court justice, Sandra Day O’Conner’s husband John O’Conner, and his love affair with another woman. …
You remember Friendster, don’t you? That was the big social networking site a few years ago. Or how about Myspace? No?
Then maybe you’re repeating history …
You may have missed this if you don’t regularly read The Washington Post, but staff writer Shankar Vedantam wrote an excellent article describing how recent …
In the wake of the Virginia Tech murders earlier this year, Virginia’s legislators are looking at whether to make it easier to commit people who …
Earlier this month, Time magazine published a first-person account of a doctor having to deal with a challenging patient who came to him after …
It’s amazing how quickly guilt can kick in for the smallest, most meaningless things in our lives.
Guilt is an emotional warning sign that most …
Since this myth seems to keep making the rounds and has perhaps even become conventional wisdom, it’s time to put it to rest permanently.
Newer medications …
When I was a kid my brother invented a game that we both thought was hilarious, at least for a little while anyhow. “Rip-Cord”, as …
An article, titled “Patients with Schizophrenia More Likely to Suffer from Ruptured Appendix” reports on a study published in BMC Public Health, …
People with bipolar disorder are at a higher risk for suicide than other in the general public. Based on this risk, a lot of research …
Do you help or hinder educating people about mental illness when you title a column “undefinable madness,” then proceed to define it poorly?
Elissa Ely provides …