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Being a whistle blower is risky business...at least in New Mexico...Los Alamos000000comment []
Study: U.S. Leads In Mental Illness, Lags in Treatment. Study: U.S. Leads In Mental Illness, Lags in Treatment One-quarter of all Americans met the criteria for having a mental illness within the past year, and fully a quarter of those had a "serious" disorder that significantly disrupted their ability to function day to day, according to the largest and most detailed survey of the nation's [...] [World of Psychology]000000comment []
John F. Kennedy. "Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other." [Motivational Quotes of the Day]000000comment []
Depression and the Road to Recovery. While many people think depression is a short-term illness, more than 1 in 3 patients' has a chronic course. These patients often have residual symptoms that linger long after the sadness goes away. More.... [About Psychology]000000comment []
Pain: Key to Depression Recovery. According to new research, addressing the painful symptoms of depression is key for recovery. A new study presented at the American Psychiatric Association annual meeting explores the role of painful physical symptoms, such as backache and shoulder pain, in predicting... [About Psychology]000000comment []